BinVec is a graphical program that converts raster graphics into vector graphics with real-time previews.
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BinVec is a graphical program that converts raster graphics into vector graphics with real-time previews.
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Brushshe is a simple and user-friendly raster graphics editor. This is cross-platform software running under Linux and Windows.
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simagef finds similar images. It takes a list of image paths and returns either groups or pairs of images that are similar.
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clrsync allows to define color palettes once and apply them consistently to all configurable applications.
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PixelTerm-C is a high-performance terminal image browser written in C, based on the Chafa library.
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This tool is a non-interactive terminal emulator that executes a single command, renders its output in an internal virtual session, and exports a screenshot as an SVG file.
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Colorway is a GUI tool that generates color pairings.
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Image Normalizer is a cross-platform command-line batch-processing tool that resizes and compresses images.
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mcat is a terminal image, video and Markdown viewer. It’s written in the Rust programming language.
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lqth is a simple but fast screenshot utility inspired by xscreenshot and follows the suckless philosophy. It supports X only (no Wayland support).
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lukaj is an interactive diff tool for SVG images written in Rust.
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sneemok is a Wayland screenshot annotation tool written in Zig.
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To provide an insight into the quality of software that is available, we have compiled a list of 15 of the most useful open source web photo gallery software.
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Tinct is a modern, extensible CLI tool that extracts color palettes from images and generates configuration files.
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Rong is a CLI that extracts a Material You color palette from an image or video, and applies it across your system using configurable template mappings.
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Labelme is a graphical image annotation tool. It’s written in Python and uses Qt for its graphical interface.
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Linux has a good selection of versatile open source screenshot programs. This roundup focuses on command-line tools.
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HyprCap is a utility to easily capture screenshots and screen recordings on Hyprland.
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Images are part of every day internet usage. We recommend the finest free and open source graphical image viewers available for Linux.
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