Apply duotone effects to images using GPU acceleration. Thanks to the use of Metal it's on average 75 times faster than the original Python version.
git clone [email protected]:carloe/duotone-swift.git
cd duotone
swift package update
swift build -c release
cp -f .build/release/duotone /usr/local/bin/duotone
duotone --help
Duotone individual files or batch process entire folders.
# Single Image...
duotone input.jpg --light '#FFCB00' --dark '#38046C' --out output.png
# Batch processing...
duotone ~/images --light '#FFCB00' --dark '#38046C' --out ~/images/out
Settings can be saved as preset so they can be reused without having to juggle or memorize hex colors.
# List all presets
duotone list
# Add a new preset named 'foo'
duotone add --preset foo --light '#FFCB00' --dark '#38046C' --contrast 0.5 --blend 0.5
# Remove the preset named foo
duotone remove --preset foo
# Apply the preset 'foo' to 'file.jpg'
duotone file.jpg --preset foo --out result.jpg
Presets are saved as JSON, and can also be eddited directly.
vim ~/.duotone
[
{
"blend" : 1,
"light" : "#444644",
"dark" : "#1e201e",
"contrast" : 0.5,
"name" : "spacegray"
}
]
MIT