pillow is really a powerful image processing library !!!!
I have used the pillow library to implement a batch of photos from a folder to be randomly pasted onto another image and batch saved to a specified folder!!!!
Straight to the code:
from PIL import Image import os import random def handle_img(imgdir,imgFlodName): imgs = (imgdir+imgFlodName) imgNum = len(imgs) print(imgNum) for i in range(imgNum): img1 = (imgdir + imgFlodName + "/" + imgs[i]) img = ((102,102)) # Resize images to the right size oriImg = ("F:/Download/") #Open the picture image = # Get image size dimensions # (img, (image[0]-102, image[1]-102)) if image[0]<image[1]: # Determine the width and height because if left untouched, it may dip outside of the image when pasted to a random location. (img,((0,image[0]-102),(0,image[0]-102))) else: (img, ((0, image[1]-102), (0, image[1]-102))) () oriImg1 = ('RGB') ("F:/Download/sign_data"+"/"+str(i)+".jpg") imgdir = "F:/Download/" imgFlodName = "v2.0sign_picture" handle_img(imgdir,imgFlodName)
Next, implement pasting a random set of images under a folder onto a set of images under another folder and save it!!!! It's really just a matter of adding another for loop!!!!
Straight to the code:
from PIL import Image import os import random def handle_img(imgdir,imgFlodName,img_path): imgs = (imgdir+imgFlodName) imgNum = len(imgs) print(imgNum) image_ori = (img_path) image_Num = len(image_ori) print(image_Num) for i in range(imgNum): img1 = (imgdir + imgFlodName + "/" + imgs[i]) img = ((102,102)) for j in range(image_Num): oriImg = (img_path + "/" + image_ori[j]) image = # (img, (image[0]-102, image[1]-102)) if image[0]<image[1]: (img,((0,image[0]-102),(0,image[0]-102))) else: (img, ((0, image[1]-102), (0, image[1]-102))) () oriImg1 = ('RGB') ("F:/Download/sign2_data"+"/"+str(i)+".jpg") imgdir = "F:/Download/" imgFlodName = "v2.0sign_picture" image_path = "F:/Download/image" handle_img(imgdir,imgFlodName,image_path)
Above this python implementation of batch processing to paste the image to another image and save is all I have shared with you, I hope to give you a reference, and I hope you support me more.