pixelate
Make your photos even worse. But it’s like pixel art.
Works with Python ≥ 3.2. Use version 0.4 for Python 2.* projects.
Installation
pip install pixelateUsage
From CLI:
pixelate --input=img/bps.jpg --output=img/bps.png --pixel-size=10pixelate arguments:
–input – string – path to input image.
–output – string – path to output image.
–pixel-size – integer – pixel size.
From Python code:
from pixelate import pixelate
pixelate('img/bps.jpg', 'img/bps.png', 10)Args:
input_file_path: the path to the source image file to be processed.
output_file_path: the path to the result file.
pixel_size: pixel size.
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