Combine several picture files into one. Written in Python.
Let's say you have 6 pictures, and you want to put them into one new dark picture in 3 columns. The maximum size of every picture element will be 512x384, and there is 20 pixels of padding surround each of them. Every picture has a light gray title, from Monday to Saturday.
Use following command-line to generate exactly what you want:
python picwall.py s=512x384 p=20 c=3 b=50,50,50 t=200,200,200 f=TempoFontItalic.ttf o=out.png 01.jpg Monday 02.jpg Tuesday 03.jpg Wednesday 04.jpg Thursday 05.jpg Friday 06.jpg Saturday
picwall.py [s=WIDTHxHEIGHT] [p=PADDING] [c=COLUMNS] [t=TEXT_COLOR] [b=BACKGROUND_COLOR] [f=FONT_FILE] o=OUTPUT_FILE INPUT_FILE1 [INPUT_TITLE1] ...
| s | optional, the default value is 1024x768. | The maximum size of each picture element. The format is "WIDTHxHEIGHT", for example, 100x100. Each picture will be zoomed into the box as their original ratio. |
| p | optional, the default value is 50. | The padding between each picture element. |
| c | optional, the default value is 2. | The column number of the pictures in the output file. |
| t | optional, the default value is 255,255,255 (white). | The text color if any. The format is "R,G,B", decimal number, for example, 255,0,0 (red). |
| b | optional, the default value is 0,0,0 (black). | The background color. The format is the same with t. |
| f | optional, no default value. | The filename of Truetype font. It's required if there's any titles. |
| o | required | The filename of the output file. |
You need Python (http://www.python.org/) 2.x to run this tool script.
picwall requires Pillow to manipulate various format pictures. For more information, please refer to https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow.
picwall is available under the MIT license.