![]() ![]() (set! back-layer(car (gimp-file-load-layer RUN-NONINTERACTIVE image vertipath)))Ĭ:\Users\MyUserName.gimp-2.8\scripts\myscript.scm ![]() (squarepath "C:/Fotos/Square.png") define path of border image for square photos (vertipath "C:/Fotos/Verti.png") define path of border image for vertical photos (horipath "C:/Fotos/Hori.png") define path of border image for horizontal photos (short 532) define the value in pixels of the shortest length you want your image to have (the vertical length of a landscape photo) (long 800) define the value in pixels of the longest length you want your image to have (the horizontal length of a landscape photo) Modify the size your images need to have, according to the template image you previously made (longest and shortest side of the photo, see comments in the script).ĭefine the path where your template images are saved.įor Linux users, the path will be different and won’t start with C:/, but most possible with /home/username/… (define (Make-Border image drawable) The script shown below, needs to be modified to your needs. Make a template image for horizontal, vertical and square photos.Ĭreate a Script for GIMP and save it as. If you want a border, a watermark or a signature, you can all add them in that template. You need a transparent one and save it as. ![]() BIMP (optionally if you want to batch you can link to the script)įirst of all, we need to make a template image.A simple script I wrote, below in this tutorial.Gimp (free, works in Linux and Windows too).The script automatically detects if your photo is landscape, portrait or square, and resizes according to that. Without Photoshop, but with free open source software and an easy script (like a macro or photoshop action). You need to batch lots of photos that need an automatic resize, or need a border, watermark/signature on it. Right here a brand new tutorial I made for you. ![]()
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