Imagination is a lightweight and easy to use slide show maker for Linux and FreeBSD built with the GTK+ toolkit.
Imagination has been designed from the ground up to be fast, light and easy-to-use. It requires the ffmpeg encoder to produce the movie file and libsox to handle the audio.
Imagination is published under an open source license.
Key Features
- 69 transition effects such as clock wipe, box wipe, push wipe, rochade, wave, and many more.
- Preview mode and overview mode.
- Preview with music, without music, or in continuous playback.
- Random function to automatically set a random transition on all the selected slide.
- Cut/copy/paste ability on the slides.
- Full-screen mode.
- Text on the slides with some text animations.
- Add an empty slide with a gradient editor.
- Export slideshows to OGV Theora/Vorbis, widescreen FLV video, 3GP for mobile phones and H264 for HD slideshows.
- Internationalization support – available in 9 languages.
Website: imagination.sourceforge.net
Support: FAQ
Developer: Giuseppe Torelli, Tadej Borovšak, Robert Chéramy
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Imagination is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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