imagedupes 1.0.1

Python 3 CLI application for finding visually similar images

usage: imagedupes [-h] [-a ALGORITHM] [-d DIRECTORY] [-l] [-o OPTIONS]

[-p PROGRAM] [-r] [-s HASH_SIZE]

Finds visually similar images and opens them in the default image file handler, one group of matches at a time. If no options are specified, it defaults to searching the current working directory non-recursively using a perceptual image hash algorithm with a hash size of 8, opens images in the system default image handler (all at once), and does not follow symbolic links.

optional arguments:

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-a ALGORITHM, --algorithm ALGORITHM

Specify a hash algorithm to use. Acceptable inputs: ‘dhash’ (horizontal difference hash), ‘dhash_vertical’, ‘ahash’ (average hash), ‘phash’ (perceptual hash), ‘phash_simple’, ‘whash_haar’ (Haar wavelet hash), ‘whash_db4’ (Daubechles wavelet hash). Defaults to ‘phash’ if not specified.

-d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY

Directory to search for images. Defaults to the current working directory if not specified.

-l, --links

Follow symbolic links. Defaults to off if not specified.

-o OPTIONS, --options OPTIONS

Option parameters to pass to the program opened by the –program flag. Defaults to no options if not specified.

-p PROGRAM, --program PROGRAM

Program to open the matched images with. Defaults to your system’s default image handler if not specified.

-r, --recursive

Search through directories recursively. Defaults to off if not specified.

-s HASH_SIZE, --hash_size HASH_SIZE

Resolution of the hash; higher is more sensitive to differences. Must be a power of 2 (2, 4, 8, 16…). Defaults to 8 if not specified. Values lower than 8 may not work with some hash algorithms.