Highlights
- Draws polygonal, rectangular, and circular clickable zones on raster images.
- Generates standard HTML image map tags and coordinate values automatically.
- Allows association of URLs and alternative text with individual map areas.
About this application
KImageMapEditor is a utility designed for the Linux operating system to create and edit HTML image maps. It allows users to load an image, draw clickable regions such as rectangles, circles, and polygons over specific areas, and assign corresponding hyperlink references and target attributes to each shape. This tool is typically used by web authors who need to define precise coordinate regions on graphics without writing the HTML map tags manually.
The application provides a graphical canvas interface for interacting with image files and inspecting the generated hypertext markup code. It outputs standard HTML map elements that can be integrated directly into web pages. KImageMapEditor functions primarily as a standalone editor for image coordinates within desktop environments that support the underlying libraries.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.kde.kimagemapeditor
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