SnapForge

Snap Forge is a versatile image and video processing toolkit designed to simplify common tasks like resizing, watermarking, and converting images to WebP format. Now with Docker support!

Features

• Add watermark to image: Overlays an image as a watermark.
• Convert to WebP: Converts images to WebP format, optimizing size without losing quality.
• Resize images: Resize with custom dimensions.
• Complete processing: A single script that runs all the above operations in sequence.
• Add watermark to video: Overlays an video as a watermark.
• Extract thumbnail of video: Generate a thumbnail in webp of video.

Repository Structure

• watermark.sh: Adds a watermark to images.
• convert-to-webp.sh: Converts images to WebP format.
• crop.sh: Resizes images, creating thumbnails.
• process-images.sh: Runs all three operations in sequence.
• video-watermark.sh: Adds a watermark to videos and creates a thumbnail in webp.

Requirements

• Linux or macOS with Bash installed or Docker.
• CLI tools: imagemagick, libwebp, ffmpeg.

Usage without docker

1. Add watermark to image:

./src/watermark.sh path/to/image/folder path/to/watermark.png

2. Convert to WebP:

./src/convert-to-webp.sh path/to/image/folder

3. Resize image:

./src/crop.sh path/to/image/folder widthxheight

4. Complete processing:

./src/process-images.sh path/to/image/folder path/to/watermark.png widthxheight

5. Add watermark to video:

./src/video-watermark.sh path/to/video/folder path/to/watermark.png

Usage docker

1. Add watermark to image:

./run-image-watermark.sh path/to/image/folder path/to/watermark.png

2. Convert to WebP:

./run-convert-to-webp.sh path/to/image/folder

3. Resize image:

./run-crop.sh path/to/image/folder widthxheight

4. Complete processing:

./run-process-images.sh path/to/image/folder path/to/watermark.png widthxheight

5. Add watermark to video:

./run-video-watermark.sh path/to/video/folder path/to/watermark.png

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues and submit pull requests.

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch:

git checkout -b my-new-feature

3. Make your changes and commit:

git commit -m "Add new feature X"

4. Push to the branch:

git push origin my-new-feature

5. Open a Pull Request!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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