Is there a software (Windows) that can handle cropping of an (one) image file into multiple files ? I mean for example we scan an A4 paper and I want to specify some lines and the program splits my doc to multiple images.
You can use ImageMagick:
- free
- open source
- cross-platform
- CLI
- support most image formats
- can crop.
To crop:
convert -crop WxH+X+Y, with:
- W=width of section you want (after your resize if desired)
- H=height of section you want
- X=initial start x position (upper left corner of section you want)
- Y=initial start y position (upper left corner of section you want)
Example: convert paged.gif -crop 32x32+16+16 crop_page.gif.
answered Aug 7 '14 at 20:28
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I Wanted customized height ... i dont wanna to specify height i wanna do it GUI ! – UltraDEVV Aug 8 '14 at 13:22
Yo can use GIMP.
Open the image, position image guides, either manually by clicking on the rulers at the windows borders and dragging then to image, or by percent/pixel position in Image->guides, then export the sub-images as defined by the guides in filters->web->slice (just ignore the HTML/Javascript options if you are not using them).
Image slices are named according to their position in the image.
If you need to automate the placement of the guides for cutting, it can be done in either the Python or Script-fu consoles that come with the program, by calling gimp-image-add-hguide. (ask in a comment if you need further explanations on how to do this)
