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picst is a small cross-platform CLI tool aiming at making the "copy → resize → paste" image workflow super simple and more friendly.
Start picst, copy an image, eventually provide new dimensions if not passed via the flags, paste it anywhere - a piece of cake 🍰!
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cargo install picst
Binaries for new releases are also available here.
picst is able to manage three different kind of unit to resize images: percent | pixels | ratio.
Note: picst will keep running and checking for new images copied in the clipboard until the process is stopped.
Use the --height-percent or the --width-percent flags:
sh
picst --height-percent 30
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picst --width-percent 50
By default, picst preserves the aspect ratio of the image and will adjust the other dimension accordingly.
You can either skip this behavior with the --ignore-aspect-ratio flag - the tool will then prompt you for the other dimension - or you can directly set both flags:
sh
picst --height-percent 30 --width-percent 50
Use the --height or the --width flags:
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picst --height 300
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picst --width 500
By default, picst preserves the aspect ratio of the image and will adjust the other dimension accordingly.
You can either skip this behavior with the --ignore-aspect-ratio flag - the tool will then prompt you for the other dimension - or you can directly set both flags:
sh
picst --height 300 --width 500
Use the --ratio flag:
sh
picst --ratio 0.7
If no flags are passed to the tool, a complete wizard will be presented to you:
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picst
```sh Pixel --------┐ |---> Height* | Width* | Both ---> value(s) Percentage ---┘
Ratio ------------> value ```