pypixelai 0.2.0

Image processing made easy

pypixel

Pypixel is an NLP-powered code generation tool for image processing. With Pypixel, you can generate Python code snippets for a wide range of image processing tasks, such as applying filters, performing transformations, extracting features, and more. Harness the power of natural language prompts to automate image processing workflows effortlessly. Additionally, Pypixel enables you to generate new images from scratch and edit existing ones, allowing for creative experimentation and customization.

Table of Contents

• Features
• Installation
• Usage
• Examples
• Contributing
• License

Features

• Natural language code generation: Generate Python code snippets for image processing tasks using natural language prompts.
• Image generation: Generate new images from scratch using natural language prompts.
• Image editing: Edit existing images using natural language prompts.
• Image processing: Perform a wide range of image processing tasks, such as applying filters, performing transformations, extracting features, and more.
• Flexible APIs: Use Pypixel's APIs to integrate image processing into your own applications.

Installation

pip install pypixelai
vim .env # add your API key to the .env file . \

OPENAI_KEY="" 
COHERE_KEY=""
STARCODER_KEY="

Examples

• Generate code snippets for image processing tasks

  from pypixelai import PyPixel # Import PyPixel
  from pypixelai.models import OpenAI # choose a model
  model = OpenAI()
  px = PyPixel(
        model
        #  debug=True       # print debug messages, default: False
        # retries=3        # number of times to retry code default=1
    )
  code = px(
        "Increase the brightness of the image by 50%",
        #  write_to_file="test_output.py",    # write code to file
        #  run_code=True,                     # run code
    )
    print(code)
  

Output:

import cv2
import numpy as np

img = cv2.imread('image.jpg')
img = np.int16(img)
img = img + (50/100)*img
img = np.clip(img, 0, 255)
img = np.uint8(img)
cv2.imwrite('image_brightened.jpg', img)

• Generate new images from scratch

    model = OpenAI()  # choose a model
    px = PyPixel(model, retries=3)  # initialize PyPixel with the model
    urls = px.generate_images("Blank white image", num_images=2, download=True)
    print(urls)
  

• Edit existing images

    image = open("image.jpg", "rb")
    mask = open("mask.png", "rb")
    prompt = "A sunlit indoor lounge area with a pool containing a flamingo"
    urls = px.edit_images(image, mask, prompt, n=None, size=None, download=False)
    print(urls)
  

Contributing

If you have any suggestions or would like to contribute in any way, please raise an issue.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.