findimage

Cropped, resized or re-encoded an image but do not know where the original source is anymore? findimage lets you find the original high resolution image by searching your file system.

Usage:

findimage path object

For example, to search for the original image of thumbnail.jpg in /home/user and sort the result by highest match first, run:

findimage /home/user thumbnail.jpg | sort -r

Possible output:

1.00000 0:0 /home/user/thumbnail.jpg
0.99017 0:0 /home/user/test1.png
0.90545 142:169 /home/user/test2.png

The output format is: correlation offset path

Download

• findimage-0.1.1.tar.xz

     MD5: 3b4c4b2714442175b059a1392d04cd01
  SHA256: 8daa556a5f161cf41e2ee0146f4de8c65ffce362674f759cf9ee1b17b69f479d

  All releases

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Dependencies

• opencv 4

Build Instructions

make
make install # DESTDIR= PREFIX=/usr/local

License

BSD 2-Clause license, see the LICENSE file for more details.