Python Image Converter

The Python Image Converter is a user-friendly CLI tool designed for hassle-free batch conversion of image files.

Once upon a time, converting multiple images came with either slow, tedious processes or even paid tools. Not anymore!

This open-source image converter can empower anyone, from busy image professionals to individuals passionate about photography.

Features

Bulk Conversion: Say goodbye to the tedious one-by-one image conversion. Convert hundreds of images at once.
Supported File Types: DNG, CR2, CRW, NEF, PEF, ERF, ORF, PPM, MOS, MRF, MRW, SRW, PSD, TIF, and more.
Fast: Multi-core support.
Customizable Output: Specify your converted images’ output directory, resolution, and format

Install

Using pip (recommended)

$ pip3 install raw_image_converter

Running it from the repo

 git clone https://github.com/achimoraites/Python-Image-Converter.git [my-app-name]
 cd [my-app-name]

poetry install
poetry shell

 python -m raw_image_converter --s <Enter-Path-Of-Directory>

Example usage

Arguments

-s, --src (required): set the path to the directory you want to convert (source)!
-t, --tgt: where to store the converted images (target); by default, they are stored in the “converted” folder.
-d, --delete-source-directory: removes the directory with the original images (source).
-r, --resolution: allows to set the converted image resolutions; you can use numbers or percentages: e.g., 75% -> width and height are 75% of the original size, 1000,1500 -> width to 1000px and the height to 1500px
-e, --ext: specify the output image format for the converted images; by default, it is JPG. Valid options are:
- .jpg
- .png

 # simple usage
 raw_image_converter -s <Enter-Path-Of-Directory>

 # set a custom target image format
 raw_image_converter --s <Enter-Path-Of-Directory> --ext '.png'

 # Advanced usage 1
 raw_image_converter -s images -t converted/png -r 25% -e .png -d

 # Set custom resolution 1
 raw_image_converter -s images -t converted/jpg -r 1024,768

 # Set custom resolution 2
 raw_image_converter -s images -t converted/jpg -r 50%,33%

And you are done!