Rodeo is a command-line utility for uploading images to Flickr. It can apply keyword-based rules during an upload, automatically adding photographs to albums, setting their privacy permissions, and removing keywords that should not be published.
The utility can also resize images for social media or messaging and display image metadata. Rodeo records previously uploaded files to help prevent accidental duplicate uploads.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Uploads one or more images to Flickr from the command line.
- Adds images to existing albums or creates a new album.
- Applies configurable rules based on image keywords.
- Removes selected keywords before images are uploaded.
- Sets public, family, and friends privacy permissions.
- Tracks uploaded files to prevent duplicate uploads.
- Offers dry-run and forced-upload modes.
- Resizes images within configurable bounding dimensions.
- Controls image interpolation method and compression quality.
- Displays useful metadata about image files.
- Lists Flickr albums with optional result filtering.
- Can set the Flickr posting date to the image capture date.
- Provides precompiled binaries and can be built from Go source.
Website: github.com/akrabat/rodeo
Support:
Developer: Rob Allen
License: MIT License
Rodeo is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| Flickr Tools | |
|---|---|
| Frogr | Manage your accounts in the Flickr image hosting website |
| digiKam | Has built-in support for Flickr |
| Shotwell | Personal photo management with Flickr support |
| GNOME Photos | Access, organize and share your photos on GNOME |
| Nautilus Flickr Uploader | Upload pictures to the Flickr service from the Nautilus file browser |
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