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- #!/usr/bin/python
- import sys
- import os.path
- from PIL import Image #windows
- # import Image #MacOS
- import string
- ###USAGE: python ios_icon_resize.py
- ### Script by Firecracker Software
- ### http://www.firecrackersw.com
- ### Use freely; no attribution required.
- ### This script relies on PIL, the Python Image Library.
- ### It will not work with the newer "Pillow" image library.
- ### Place this script in a directory containing your iTunesArtwork@2x
- ### asset (1024x1024 px) and run from command line.
- EXPORT_QUALITY=100
- def main():
- #Import the image into an image object.
- im = Image.open("iTunesArtwork@2x.png")
- width = im.size[0]
- height = im.size[1]
- #Resize for all known icon sizes.
- resize(im, "Icon-20", 20, 20)
- resize(im, "Icon-20@2x", 40, 40)
- resize(im, "Icon-20@3x", 60, 60)
- resize(im, "Icon-29", 29, 29)
- resize(im, "Icon-29@2x", 58, 58)
- resize(im, "Icon-29@3x", 87, 87)
- resize(im, "Icon-40", 40, 40)
- resize(im, "Icon-40@2x", 80, 80)
- resize(im, "Icon-40@3x", 120, 120)
- resize(im, "Icon-57", 57, 57)
- resize(im, "Icon-57@2x", 114, 114)
- resize(im, "Icon-60@2x", 120, 120)
- resize(im, "Icon-60@3x", 180, 180)
- resize(im, "Icon-50", 50, 50)
- resize(im, "Icon-50@2x", 100, 100)
- resize(im, "Icon-72", 72, 72)
- resize(im, "Icon-72@2x", 144, 144)
- resize(im, "Icon-76", 76, 76)
- resize(im, "Icon-76@2x", 152, 152)
- resize(im, "Icon-83.5@2x", 167, 167)
- resize(im, "iTunesArtwork", 512, 512)
- #With iTunesArtwork@2x taken as granted.
- def resize(im, name, width, height):
- #Resize the image object to the target size.
- im = im.resize((height, height), Image.ANTIALIAS)
- #Perform cropping pass. Really only useful for iOS 6 and below.
- left = (height - width)/2 #Crops from center of icon.
- top = 0
- right = (height + width)/2
- bottom = height
- finalcrop = im.crop((left, top, right, bottom))
- #Save the final result.
- finalcrop.save(str(name) + ".png", quality=EXPORT_QUALITY)
- if __name__ == "__main__":
- main()
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