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A Design Program That Uses Code
Is there a design program alternative to Photoshop that uses code instead of a visual UI?
Eg put this jpg at coordinates 30,40 make it greyscale 80% and put a 5mm blue border.
Center text over it it font Times New Roman text "Hello"
something like:
image1
file[../text.jpg]
position(30,40)
grayscale(80%)
text(Hello World)
font(Times New Roman)
center[image1]
difference
rectangle
size[20,30]
position(100, 150)
rectangle
size[20,30]
position(120, 160)
image2
file[smile.png]
crop[circle]
- johncoltrane 3y agoCheck out vips: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VIPS_(software) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VIPS_(software)
- ciconia 3y agoI think it's called HTML+CSS...
- matthewfelgate 3y agoOh god no.
- _niki_s_ 3y agoqtdesigner?
- jcupitt 3y agonip2 does this. It's a little like a spreadsheet, but cells can contain images, matrices, text, widgets, stuff like that. You can add scraps of code to link them together (just like a spreadsheet). https://github.com/libvips/nip2 https://github.com/libvips/nip2 Your example might look like this: https://imgur.com/a/RmESTBw https://imgur.com/a/RmESTBw Everything is live, so you can drag sliders and adjust expressions and it all updates. There's also imagemagick, of course, but it's command-line only.