pixconv.pl is a Perl script to rename (yyyymmdd_nnn.ext), (auto-)rotate, resize, scale, grayscale, watermark, borderize, and optimize digital images.
| Tags | Utilities |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Implementation | Perl |
Recent releases


Changes: This release improves the -t option so it can now display EXIF tag values, e.g. -t '(c) YEAR [EXIF="ShutterSpeed" @ fEXIF="Aperture" ISO EXIF="ISO"]'. It fixes resizing and borderizing of black and white images to use 24-bit (truecolor) instead of 8-bit conversions.


Changes: A couple of bugfixes were made to work better with newer versions of the ExifTool library.


Changes: -b/-B border and -C border color options were added along with a -m match images orientation (landscape or portrait) option. EXIF manipulation was fixed. A -R resize option was added for correctly resizing portrait images. Handling of images with whitespace in their filename was fixed


Changes: This version is a complete rewrite. It has been enhanced to support renaming, (auto-)rotating, resizing, scaling, grayscaling, signing/watermarking, and optimizing JPEG/GIF/PNG/raw image files. Options may be set by command line, environment variables, or from a config file. The Image::Exiftool module is now required. Jpegtran, ImageMagick, or NetPbm are used if any are available.


Changes: Additional digicam filename formats are now supported.