image-resize
Python tool to resize a bunch of images quickly.
Installation
Install via pip using:
pip install image-resize
Get the cutting edge version using:
pip install -e git+https://github.com/ssundarraj/image_resizer.git#egg=image_resizer
or
Clone/download the git repo, and install using python setup.py.
Usage
image-resize input_file.jpg
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