What programs do you use to batch edit images?

Question

Images

Good afternoon!
Can you please tell me what batch editing software do you use?
Task:
There are several different physical size (width/height) images.
It is necessary to get the output images of the same physical size, but from the desired part of the source (example: upper left corner, center, or a separate object in the image).
There are definitely programs that allow you to create once - a template of physical size by superimposing it on the required area of ​​​​the original image - then "slap / enter" and at the output the desired part of the image package with the required physical dimensions!
Share your experience - pliz.)
Thank you!
P / S I apologize for "sharing" this topic by the Java Script tag, but you know for sure - almost everything, ..... well, maybe except assembly.)

Answer 1

In addition to the fact that photoshop has batch processing, there is a viewer with good batch editing. You do the necessary actions with one image, cropping, filters, a bunch of functions, save it to a script, set it on a folder with pictures, in a minute, voila - everything is ready. Used it often before. thumbs plus
Also shows vector file formats, such as cdr, eps, ai.

Answer 2

Usually, if the task can be automated, then I write a python script with openCV.

Answer 3

"Slap/enter" is definitely photoshop. Write an action with a template and you can work with the package. Just before that, familiarize yourself with the hot keys, it will greatly speed up the work.
If there are few cropping schemes (up to 10), you can write a script in a language you know and process the photo package on the server. One photo is cropped at once according to all schemes - you get your extended package from which, after processing, you simply choose what you need.

Answer 4

I agree with DENIS Kokorev. But there are also easier ways - download http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDownload.htm
and read how simple it is
https://rugraphics.ru/forimage/paketnaya-obrabotka...
everything should work out!

Answer 5

No need for complexity.
Look towards Xnconvert .