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mozyq

mozyq is a Python command line tool that takes a folder containing multiple photos and generates a video of photography mosaics from them. This tool is useful for creating stunning mosaic videos where each frame is a mosaic made from the photos in the input folder.

Requirements

You need ffmpeg:

sudo apt install ffmpeg 

Installation

pip install mozyq

Usage

First you need to have a folder with enough photos. You should have at least 500 630x630 photos. You can create one like this:

mkdir photos && seq -f '%03g' 999 | xargs -I {} -n 1 -P 32 wget https://picsum.photos/630 -O photos/{}.jpg

To generate a video run:

mzq photos/0000.jpg

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