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PhotoCollage

Graphical tool to make photo collage posters

PhotoCollage allows you to create photo collage posters. It assembles the input photographs it is given to generate a big poster. Photos are automatically arranged to fill the whole poster, then you can change the final layout, dimensions, border or swap photos in the generated grid. Eventually the final poster image can be saved in any size.

The algorithm generates random layouts that place photos while taking advantage of all free space. It tries to fill all space while keeping each photo as large as possible.

PhotoCollage does more or less the same as many commercial websites do, but for free and with open-source code.

screenshot

It provides a library to create photo layouts and posters, and a GTK graphical user interface. PhotoCollage is written in Python (compatible with versions 2 and 3) and requires the Python Imaging Library (PIL).

Features:

generate random new layouts until one suits the user
choose border color and width
possible to swap photos in the generated grid
save high-resolution image
works even with a large number of photos (> 100)
integrates into the GNOME environment
available in English, French, German, Czech, Italian, Bulgarian, Dutch, Russian and Spanish

Installation

Fedora 19+:
```
sudo dnf install photocollage
```
Debian 9+ / Ubuntu 16.10+:
```
sudo apt-get install photocollage
```
Using pip, the Python package manager:
```
sudo pip3 install photocollage
```

Usage

After install a launcher for PhotoCollage will appear in your desktop menu.

If it doesn't, just run the command:

photocollage

Hacking

If you changed the source and want to test your modifications, run:

PYTHONPATH=. bin/photocollage

or:

python3 -c 'from photocollage import gtkgui; gtkgui.main()'

If you need to build a package from source and install it:

# Install dependencies
sudo dnf install python3-pillow python3-gobject
sudo apt-get install python3-pil python3-gi
sudo pacman -S python-pillow python-gobject

# Install PhotoCollage
python3 setup.py sdist
pip3 install --user --upgrade dist/photocollage-*.tar.gz

If you wish to contribute, please lint your code and pass tests:
```
flake8 .
python3 -m unittest tests/test_*.py
```