Welcome to the first official release of PyPixPro! 🎉
This version introduces a powerful, user-friendly tool designed to automate the sorting, renaming, and organization of images on macOS. Whether you’re working with photos, screenshots, or raw images, PyPixPro streamlines the process with the following key features:
Key Features in v1.0.0
• Automated Image Sorting: Categorizes images into Portrait, Landscape, Screenshots, and Misc folders.
• HEIC/HEIF Support: Seamlessly handles modern image formats like .heic and .heif.
• EXIF Metadata Correction: Automatically adjusts image orientation based on metadata.
• Checksum Generation: Ensures data integrity using SHA-256 checksums.
• Customizable File Prefixes: Rename files in Portrait and Landscape folders with user-defined prefixes.
• Wide File Format Support: Handles PNG, JPEG, raw images, videos, and documents.
• macOS Integration: Uses osascript for user alerts and prompts, enhancing the native experience.
How to Use
1. Drag and drop a folder onto the PyPixPro droplet to begin sorting.
2. Command-line: Run python3 PyPixPro.py /path/to/folder for direct usage.
3. Customize folder names or supported extensions by modifying constants in the code.
What’s Next?
We plan to add more features, including:
• Windows and Linux compatibility
• Improved logging and performance metrics
We’d love your feedback! Please report issues or suggest improvements through GitHub Issues. Thank you for using PyPixPro! 🚀