Tune one photo in any of pixisgood’s tools (film, halftone, geometric art, line drawing, glitch, anaglyph or a chain of tools), then let Batchgood do the same to a whole folder. The setting comes from “My settings” or from a .json file you exported earlier, and even from an image already exported by pixisgood, which keeps it hidden in the file. Photos are processed one by one in your browser, at their original size if you wish, never leaving your computer, and arrive together in a zip file.
Open a tool (Filmgood, Graingood, Polygood, Linegood, Glitchgood, Prismgood, Chaingood, Motifgood, Backgood, Shapegood, Gradgood or Neongood), tune a photo, then save the setting in “My settings”, in the right-hand column. It then shows up in Batchgood. You can also download it as a .json file and reopen it later, or on another computer.
Yes: every PNG, JPEG, SVG or MP4 exported by pixisgood contains its setting. Open it with “Open a settings file” and it serves for the whole batch.
There is no fixed limit: photos are processed one at a time. Allow a few seconds per photo (more with Linegood) and keep the tab open until the end. Beyond about 1.5 GB the result is split into several zips.
Yes: each photo keeps its proportions. “Origin” renders it at its real size without ever enlarging it; you can also cap the long side at 4000, 2000 or 1080 pixels.
No, everything is computed in your browser and the zip is built on your computer.
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