Image to Amogus Converter

Converts given image (.png, .jpg, etc) to an amogus gif!

Usage

Place image in the /target/ folder (or anywhere realistically, assuming you can get its path). Next, type the following into the console:

$ python amogus.py path [-size]

Where path is a required string relating to the path of the target image and -size is an optional parameter relating to the size of the outputted .gif (see -h for details).

$ python amogus.py -h
usage: image_to_amogus [-h] [-size SIZE] path

positional arguments:
  path        Path to target image, where the /target/ folder is the current
              directory.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  -size SIZE  Integer representing the size length of square images, and the
              length of the shortest side in rectangular images (16 by
              default).

Example

Here's an example of the program run on the Girl with a Pearl Earring.

Examples:

$ python amogus.py example.jpg
example_amogus.gif saved in ../output/ folder. So sussy! ඞ

$ python amogus.py example.jpg -size=8
example_amogus.gif saved in ../output/ folder. So sussy! ඞ

$ python amogus.py example.jpg -size=32
example_amogus.gif saved in ../output/ folder. So sussy! ඞ

$ python amogus.py example.jpg -size=64
example_amogus.gif saved in ../output/ folder. So sussy! ඞ

Converts given image (png, jpg, etc) to amogus gif.

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Overview

Image to Amogus Converter

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Owner

Hank Magan

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