Quickly sort images into directories by orientation: tall, wide, and square.
Supported filetypes: - jpg - png - gif - webp - ico - tiff - bmp
This small tool's first release includes only the basic functionality: move images to direcotires named after their orientations.
Move images to 'tall', 'wide', and 'square' directories. Use --overwrite if these directories exist, and you want files with the same name to overwrite files in destination directories instread of appending a number to the name.
``` $ tree /path/to/images /path/to/images ├── foo │ └── square.jpg ├── portrait.jpg └── landscape.jpg
$ imgorisort -r /path/to/images Processed 3 files successfully.
$ tree /path/to/images /path/to/images ├── foo ├── wide │ └── landscape.jpg ├── tall │ └── portrait.jpg └── sqr └── square.jpg ```
Rename images, adding 'tall', 'square', or 'wide' to the beginning of the filename.
Using --rename will not move images to new directories, in contrast to the above example.
``` $ tree /path/to/images /path/to/images ├── foo │ └── square.jpg ├── portrait.jpg └── landscape.jpg
$ imgorisort -r --rename /path/to/images Processed 3 files successfully.
$ tree /path/to/images /path/to/images ├── foo │ └── sqrsquare.jpg ├── tallportrait.jpg └── wide_landscape.jpg ```
Run imgorisort --help to see the usage text:
``` imgorisort 0.3.0 Image Orientation Sorter
USAGE:
imgorisort [FLAGS]
FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information --overwrite Overrwite files in the destination directory if file names are the same. Without this flag set, the default behavior is to append a number to make the filename unique. -q, --quiet Do not print anything to stdout or stderr. -r, --recursive Recurse into subdirectories. --rename Prepend image orientation to filename instead of moving file. -V, --version Prints version information -v, --verbose Increase output verbosity by adding more flags: [-v|-vv|-vvv|-vvvv|-vvvvv]
ARGS: