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This package is a collection of utilities that I find myself using across the various projects I've worked on in the past. Some have been extracted from packages, some from blog posts / stack overflow solutions, and some my own. Wherever possible, I have cited the source. Please do let me know if I missed out

Enable math like operations for joining PIL Images

from upyog.image import *

img1 = Image.open(...)
img2 = Image.open(...)

horizontal_join = img1 | img2
vertical_join = img1 // img2

To do this over a list of images, use:

img_join_horizontal(img_list)
img_join_vertical(img_list)

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