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Fine-tune, watermark, resize, rotate, crop, convert and apply artistic effects to your photos using Image Plus. If you have photos on your Mac that need to be adjusted and watermarked then you are in luck. Image Plus is an all-in-one photo processing solution that any photographer or graphics designer should have in his toolset. But here is what Image Plus has to offer:
– Adjust the following properties of your photo:
* Brightness (make your photo darker or brighter)
* Exposure (change the exposure of your photo)
* Contrast (change the contrast of your photo)
* Saturation (increase or decrease the saturation level of your photo)
* Gamma (change the gamma of your photo)
* Hue (change the hue of your photo)
* RGB values (independently modify the Red, Green and Blue channels of your photo)
– Apply the following artistic effects to your photo:
* Black & White: Mono, Noir, Tonal
* Color: Chrome, Fade, Instant, Process, Transfer
* Sepia (makes your photo look old)
* Cartoon (makes your photo look like a cartoon)
* Oil Painting (makes your photo look like an oil painting)
* Vignette (makes your photo darker around the edges)
* Pixellate (pixellates your photo)
* Halftone (makes your photo look like a newspaper picture)
* Polka Dot (turns your photo into a collection of colored dots)
– Apply the following blur effects to your photo:
* Standard Blur (applies a standard blur effect to your photo)
* Circle Blur (only applies blur to a circular region of your photo)
* Focus Blur (applies a blur effect on the outer regions of your photo bringing a certain area in focus)
* Motion Blur (applies a blur effect that gives your photo the impression of movement)
* Zoom Blur (applies a blur effect that gives your photo a zoom motion)
– Crop your photo:
* Automatically crop your photo to one of the following aspect ratios: 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:10, 16:9
* Select the corner where the crop area starts
* Use either pixels or percents to define the crop area
* Preview the crop area
– Apply the following transformations to your photo:
* 3-D Transformation (including move, scale, rotate)
* Rotate (rotates your photo to a given angle)
* Swirl (applies a swirl effect in the center of your photo)
* Glass Sphere (projects your photo on a glass sphere)
– Apply a text watermark to your photo for which you can customise the following:
* Text (this is the text that will appear watermarked on your photo)
* Text Color (change the color of your text)
* Font Type (choose from 20 types of hand-picked fonts)
* Font Size (change the font size of your text)
* Opacity (make your text more opaque or transparent)
* Shadow (make your text more visible by adding a shadow effect)
* Stroke (make your text more visible by adding a stroke effect)
* Position (you can choose between: Bottom Left, Bottom Right, Top Left, Top Right and Center)
* X Offset (for an exact horizontal positioning of your text)
* Y Offset (for an exact vertical positioning of your text)
– Apply a logo watermark to your photo for which you can customise the following:
* Image (you can select any JPG or PNG image on your Mac)
* Scale (change the scale of your selected image according to your needs)
* Opacity (make your logo more opaque or transparent)
* Position (you can choose between: Bottom Left, Bottom Right, Top Left, Top Right and Center)
* X Offset (for an exact horizontal positioning of your logo)
* Y Offset (for an exact vertical positioning of your logo)
– Convert and resize your photo
– Keep the EXIF info and creation date of your original photo
Supported Image Formats: JPG, JPEG, JPE, JP2, JPX, TIFF, TIF, PNG, GIF, BMP, HEIC, HEIF
'For my usual tasks like color adjustment, rotation and watermarking the app does the job and it's a useful tool.'
'I really like this little photo editing app. I use it to tweak my photos and watermark them before I post them online.'
Register a new image size.
Contents
- More Information
- Related
Image Size Liters
Parameters Parameters
(string)(Required)Image size identifier.
Image Size Latex
(int)(Optional) Image width in pixels. Default 0.
(int)(Optional) Image height in pixels. Default 0.
(bool|array)(Optional)Image cropping behavior. If false, the image will be scaled (default), If true, image will be cropped to the specified dimensions using center positions. If an array, the image will be cropped using the array to specify the crop location. Array values must be in the format: array( x_crop_position, y_crop_position ) where:
- x_crop_position accepts: 'left', 'center', or 'right'.
- y_crop_position accepts: 'top', 'center', or 'bottom'.
Default value: false
More Information More Information
Reserved Image Size Names Reserved Image Size Names
‘thumb’, ‘thumbnail’, ‘medium’, ‘large’, ‘post-thumbnail’
The names “thumb” & “thumbnail” are just aliases- they are exactly the same.
For a detailed explanation and “why”, read further inside the image_downsize() article.
However, if needed, you can always set the options yourself:
Crop Mode Crop Mode
Set the image size by resizing the image proportionally (without distorting it):
Set the image size by cropping the image (not showing part of it):
Set the image size by cropping the image and defining a crop position:
When setting a crop position, the first value in the array is the x axis crop position, the second is the y axis crop position.
- x_crop_position accepts ‘left’ ‘center’, or ‘right’.
- y_crop_position accepts ‘top’, ‘center’, or ‘bottom’.
By default, these values default to ‘center’ when using hard crop mode.
You can find examples of the various crop types here.
Using the New Image Sizes Using the New Image Sizes
Now that you’ve defined some custom image sizes, there are a variety of ways that you can use them.
For Featured Images
To use your custom image sizes for a post’s featured image, you can use the_post_thumbnail() in the appropriate theme template file…
Note: To enable featured images the current theme must include add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ ); in its functions.php file. See also Post Thumbnails.
For Media Library Images (Admin) For Media Library Images (Admin)
You can also make your custom sizes selectable from your WordPress admin. To do so, you have to use the image_size_names_choose hook to assign them a normal, human-readable name…
For General Media (PHP/Templates) For General Media (PHP/Templates)
You can output images (by size) directly from the WordPress Media Library using PHP as well. To do this, simply use wp_get_attachment_image().
Note: If you just want the image URL instead of a pre-built tag, you can use wp_get_attachment_image_src() instead.
Other Notes: Other Notes:
Using the ‘false’ setting will fail to produce a new image in the upload directory if one of the image dimensions of the uploaded image are equal to the new image size.
If a registered image size is removed from functions.php, then any image uploaded before that point and then deleted from the media library afterwards, does not have those auto-generated sizes deleted too. Only image sizes that exist in functions.php are deleted.
Although height and width are not required parameters, their default values (0) will lead to unwanted behavior, so bear in mind that you should always define them. Use a value of 9999 to define the other dimension as the one to be considered when image resize is executed.
Source Source
File: wp-includes/media.php
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Uses Uses
| Uses | Description |
|---|---|
| wp-includes/functions.php:absint() | Convert a value to non-negative integer. |