Mass Image Cropping...

[Mateusz]

You can use this easy php script as well - its usefull if you already have your photos already on server so you dont need to download and upload them again.

As for now it looks for the pics in directory where the script file is located and copy resized pics to directory called 'tn' (assuming its already created), but you can modify it to check all subdirectories by adding several lines

PHP Code:

<?php



if ($_POST[send] == 'ok') {


$desc_directory = 'tn';

foreach( glob('*.jpg') as $plik )
   {
    $tablica[] = basename($plik);
      }
     
    for( $x = 0; $x < count($tablica); $x++ )

        {
      

          $img = ImageCreateFromJpeg("$tablica[$x]");        

          $filename = "$tablica[$x]";
                    
          $x5 = imagesx($img);
          $y5 = imagesy($img);
                   
               if($x5 > $y5){
             $nx5 = $_POST[wielkosc];
             $ny5 = $_POST[wielkosc]* ($y5 / $x5);
               }

          elseif($x5 < $y5){
             $nx5 = $_POST[wielkosc]* ($x5 / $y5);
              $ny5 = $_POST[wielkosc];
               }

          else{
              $nx5 = $_POST[wielkosc];
             $ny5 = $_POST[wielkosc];
              }

                                        
          $new_img = imagecreatetruecolor($nx5, $ny5);
          imagecopyresampled($new_img, $img, 0, 0, 0, 0, $nx5, $ny5, $x5, $y5);
                    
          imagejpeg($new_img, "$desc_directory/$filename", 85);
    
    
         }






}

else {


echo '<form method="post" action="resize_pics.php">
NEW SIZE:<input type="texy" size="32" name="wielkosc" value=""><br>
<input type="submit" name="send" value="ok"></form>';

}





?>

imagejpeg($new_img, "$desc_directory/$filename", 85);
- 85 is the quality factor (0-100)


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UPS, I didn't notice your already done