Image Manipulation Service Menu

Description:

Service Menu for image manipulation in KDE. Works fine in Dolphin or konqueror.

HOWTO INSTALL KDE 5x:

1) Needs packages imagemagick and gksu to be installed (install from package management)!

2) Extract archive and extract the archives within the archive

3) Extract content archive 'home-kde-share-kde4-services-ServicMenus.zip' in this folder:
/usr/share/kservices5/ServiceMenus/
(you have to be root to do that. Start "gksu dolphin" in order to become root)

4) Insert content of 'home-scripts.zip' in your home folder in a subfolder called 'scripts'. So for example:
/home/myusername/scripts/

5) Restart Dolphin or Konqueror

6) Finished! Simply click right on image file and go to 'Actions' and then 'Images' and convert images. A new file will be created so no original files are overwritten.

HOWTO INSTALL KDE 4x:

1) Needs package imagemagick to be installed (install from package management)!

2) Extract archive and extract the archives within the archive

3) Insert content archive 'home-kde-share-kde4-services-ServicMenus.zip' in your home folder:
/home/yourusername/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/

4) Insert content 'home-scripts.zip' in your home folder in a subfolder called 'scripts'. So for example:
/home/myusername/scripts/

5) Restart Dolphin or Konqueror

6) Finished! Simply click right on image file and go to 'Actions' and then 'Images' and convert images. A new file will be created so no original files are overwritten.

FEATURES:

-Resize images to 1200px, 800px, 150px
-Rotate image +90, -90, 180 degrees
-Convert image to PNG or JPG OR PDF
-Intensify color
-Convert to grayscale
-Auto correct brightness
-Create shadow around PNG file
-Insert logo.png (inserts a Logo-File called "logo.png" from same folder and places it in Image in the bottom-right corner)

FEATURE REQUESTS:

For additional feature requests please comment below and I will add features if possible.

BJIacTeJIuH
3 months ago

Thank you very convenient and useful tool !! Ps it is a Pity only localizations on all languages are not present and the directory with executable scripts (home/%Username%/scripts/*.sh) not very convenient. Maybe you can somehow "finished" ??