Amsam – image cropping tool

Amsam is a program exclusively for cropping photos based on aspect ratios.

It lets you change the aspect ratio of a photo without opening a calculator or drawing a selection rectangle. Amsam lets one quickly preview a photograph under different aspect ratios and make a crop. Despite being simple to compute, this is not easily done in feature-rich software. For example, you’ll have to first open a calculator and manually find the new dimensions in order to do this in GIMP.

The goal of Amsam is to be an “aspect ratio explorer”, rather than just a cropper. It helps one review their compositional choices under popular aspect ratios.

This is free and open source software.

Website: nandakumar.co.in/software/amsam
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Developer: Nandakumar Edamana
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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