Change the color palette of an image to match your theme.
Use java -jar path/to/ImageTheming.jar -h to get all available options that can/need to be set, to generate an image.
There must always be exactly one path and one theme for the program to work. An error message will appear if some
options are set incorrect. Simple example:
java -jar ImageTheming.jar https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/73987329\?v\=4 --theme=omniThis will select the image from the link (a path instead of a link is also possible) and select the color scheme to be Omni.
| Original | New image with Omni theme |
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You can either use a config file or a premade theme to select the colors.
If a file is selected, all hex numbers with the length of 6 are used as colors.
If you want to use a premade theme, choose a color scheme from
these files (without the .sh extension). Example: OneDark -> one-dark.sh -> ... -t=one-dark or -t=.config/colors
Ever wanted to use a wallpaper, but it didn't match your color theme?
This program will take an image and a theme from Gogh as minimal input. It then tries to match each pixel with a color from the given theme. The output is color-wise a downscaled version of the original image. Because of this, the best results can be achieved with images that have little to no blur, high resolution and clear defined lines. If you're going to watch all day at a generated image (wallpaper), you may want to edit the generated images afterwards in GIMP/similar software.
To compare quality, here you have some examples. Keep in mind these are fairly zoomed in:
| original | nord | solarized-dark | maia |
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- Install gradle
- Run
gradle jar
This will create the executable JAR file in build/libs/ImageTheming.jar