A simple app written in python that can remove greenscreen backgrounds in video footages.
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Telegram bot for creating watermark on photos and videos.
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This Python toolkit creates a dynamic system, extracting content from newsletters & generating unique videos. It then publishes automatically on a YouTube channel and Steemit social media
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Small Python program to generate stereograms, also called Single Image Random Dot Stereogram (SIRDS).
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Batch Image Transformations and Effects with Python PIL
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Add watermark to one or an entire folder of images.
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A python script to transform images into ASCII art in your terminal. Nick Cage DLC included.
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The "Image to ASCII Django Website" converts images to ASCII art, offering easy upload, instant conversion, and downloadable outputs. Built with Django, HTML, CSS, and optional JavaScript, it's a responsive platform for creative exploration.
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Generative art pictures made with Python
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Drawing art work and Happy Birthday my master using Pi digit numbers.
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