curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/strabo231/imgbatch/main/install.sh | bash

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt install imagemagick exiftool

# macOS
brew install imagemagick exiftool

# Resize for web (1920px wide)
imgbatch resize *.jpg --width 1920 --output web/

# Compress (save space)
imgbatch compress photos/*.jpg --quality 80 -v

# Convert HEIC to JPG
imgbatch convert *.heic --to jpg

# Strip metadata for privacy
imgbatch strip vacation/*.jpg --output safe/

$ imgbatch compress product-photos/*.jpg --quality 80 -v
✓ IMG_001.jpg: 4.2MB → 1.1MB (-74%)
✓ IMG_002.jpg: 3.8MB → 982KB (-74%)
✓ IMG_003.jpg: 5.1MB → 1.3MB (-75%)

💾 Space saved: 9.8MB across 3 images
⏱️  Time: 2.3 seconds

# Product photos optimized for web
imgbatch resize products/*.jpg --max 2000 --quality 85
# Result: Fast loading, happy customers

# Export full portfolio for web
imgbatch resize portfolio/*.jpg --width 1920 --quality 90
# Result: Beautiful images, manageable file sizes

# Remove GPS location before posting
imgbatch strip social-media/*.jpg
# Result: No one knows where you took the photo

# Optimize entire website image directory
imgbatch compress website/images/*.jpg --quality 85
# Result: 70% smaller images, faster site

# Convert iPhone photos to universal JPG
imgbatch convert *.heic --to jpg
# Result: Compatible everywhere

# Specific width (maintains aspect ratio)
imgbatch resize *.jpg --width 1920

# Specific height
imgbatch resize *.jpg --height 1080

# Maximum dimension (fits within bounds)
imgbatch resize *.jpg --max 2000

# Percentage
imgbatch resize *.jpg --scale 50

# Custom dimensions
imgbatch resize *.jpg --width 1920 --height 1080

# Basic compression
imgbatch compress *.jpg --quality 85

# Verbose output (see savings)
imgbatch compress *.jpg --quality 80 -v

# Aggressive compression
imgbatch compress *.jpg --quality 70

# Preserve originals
imgbatch compress *.jpg --quality 85 --output compressed/

# HEIC to JPG
imgbatch convert *.heic --to jpg

# PNG to WEBP
imgbatch convert *.png --to webp

# Batch convert all formats
imgbatch convert images/* --to jpg

# Remove all EXIF data (GPS, camera info, timestamps)
imgbatch strip *.jpg

# Strip and save to new folder
imgbatch strip photos/*.jpg --output safe/

# Verbose (show what's removed)
imgbatch strip *.jpg -v

# Text watermark
imgbatch watermark *.jpg --text "© 2024 Your Name"

# Image watermark
imgbatch watermark *.jpg --image logo.png --position bottom-right

# Custom opacity
imgbatch watermark *.jpg --text "© 2024" --opacity 50

# Resize, compress, and strip metadata
imgbatch resize *.jpg --width 1920 | \
  imgbatch compress --quality 85 | \
  imgbatch strip

# Convert HEIC, resize for web, and compress
imgbatch convert *.heic --to jpg --output temp/ && \
  imgbatch resize temp/*.jpg --max 2000 --output web/ && \
  imgbatch compress web/*.jpg --quality 85

# Process all images in subdirectories
find . -name "*.jpg" -exec imgbatch compress {} --quality 85 \;

# Or use shell glob
imgbatch resize **/*.jpg --width 1920

# All commands support --output
imgbatch resize *.jpg --width 1920 --output resized/
imgbatch compress *.jpg --quality 85 --output compressed/
imgbatch convert *.heic --to jpg --output converted/

# Step 1: Convert iPhone photos
imgbatch convert raw-photos/*.heic --to jpg --output step1/

# Step 2: Resize for web
imgbatch resize step1/*.jpg --max 2000 --output step2/

# Step 3: Compress for fast loading
imgbatch compress step2/*.jpg --quality 85 --output products/

# Step 4: Strip GPS data
imgbatch strip products/*.jpg

# Result: Web-ready product photos!

# Create web gallery
imgbatch resize portfolio/*.jpg --width 1920 --quality 90 --output web/

# Create thumbnails
imgbatch resize portfolio/*.jpg --max 400 --quality 85 --output thumbs/

# Strip personal data
imgbatch strip web/*.jpg
imgbatch strip thumbs/*.jpg

# Instagram-ready (remove GPS, compress)
imgbatch strip vacation/*.jpg --output safe/
imgbatch resize safe/*.jpg --max 1080 --quality 90 --output instagram/

# Facebook-ready
imgbatch resize photos/*.jpg --max 2048 --quality 85 --output facebook/
imgbatch strip facebook/*.jpg

# Optimize all images on website
imgbatch compress website/**/*.jpg --quality 85 -v
imgbatch compress website/**/*.png --quality 85 -v

# See total savings
# Output shows: "💾 Total saved: 45.2MB"