img
A collection of image manipulation tools written in Go, designed for readability and composability via command-line pipes or Go libraries.
What is img?
img is a collection of image manipulation tools written in Go that allows users to process images through command-line pipes or integrate them as libraries in Go applications. It solves the problem of complex, hard-to-read image processing code by providing simple, modular tools that are easy to understand and chain together.
Go developers who need to perform image manipulation tasks and prefer readable, composable tools over high-performance alternatives. It's also suitable for command-line users who want to build custom image processing pipelines.
Developers choose img for its emphasis on code readability and simplicity, making it easy to learn, modify, and extend. Unlike performance-focused tools, img prioritizes clear implementations that are accessible for educational and practical use.
Overview
A selection of image manipulation tools
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning how image manipulation algorithms work
- Building custom image processing pipelines with Unix pipes
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