Bundle a running server into a new image that will be used on next launch

A ruby gem that gen multi sizes from one image.

This image maching utility allows us to, for example, test web page design automatically.

Ruby client for image monger

Set an image's alt attribute to a blank string by default.

A couple of jquery plugins that allow easy binding of file drop and paste events specially targeting getting image data.

It's a small ruby gem for showing popup with images from selected url

With Imageable...

Pointless command line tool that attempts to describe the image you give it by automating a google search by image.

A simple map tile generator that divides huge images into classifed levels, with small tile images.

Get images from link

PDFBeads is a small utility written in Ruby which takes scanned page images and converts them into a single PDF file. Unlike other PDF creation tools, PDFBeads attempts to implement the approach typically used for DjVu books. Its key feature is separating scanned text (typical...

lazy loading image will be helpful to improve performance

Ruby bindings for the Autotrace library, which converts raster images (like PNG) into vector graphics (like SVG). This gem provides a Ruby interface to the powerful Autotrace library, allowing for easy conversion of bitmap images to vector formats with extensive configuration options.

Easily define images only once and show them in your views in a DRY manner.

Image client for Authentic Apps

OS X's iPhoto software had a feature that exported photos to a static web site. iPhoto was discontinued in 2015. Its replacement, Photos, does not have that feature. imagesite approximates that feature.

A collection of manga or comics is a directory (the container) containing 1..* directories (books), each directory containing 1..* image files (pages). Mangos indexes a collection in this format, and generates a HTML/JS Single Page Application (SPA) that allows you to browse and view manga/comics...

CarrierWave support for ImageVoodoo

Take your existing podcast feed and upload it to Youtube. The script will automatically generate video .mkv files from your audio files with the episode image as a still image. As far as possible metadata from the podcast feed will be added to the Youtube video. All uploaded videos are private by...