I've developed this handy toolbox for GoodWords, because I had to do some works with images, that could be boring if I had to do it manually.

python add_background.py <complement|triadic|tetradic|analogous> <directory_path> [margin] [bg_color]

Syntax:

• <complement|triadic|tetradic|analogous> - Required: Choose a color scheme to generate a background color.
• <directory_path> - Required: The path to the directory containing the images to add a background to.
• [margin] - Required: The margin (in pixels) between the image and the background.
• [bg_color] - Optional: The background color to use (in hex format). If not provided, a random color will be generated.

python blur_images.py <input_dir> <output_dir> [--blur-radius <blur_radius> --append-to-filename <append_to_filename>]

Syntax:

• <input_dir> - Required: The path to the directory containing the images to blur.
• <output_dir> - Required: The path to the directory where the blurred images will be saved.
• --blur-radius <blur_radius> - Optional: The radius of the Gaussian blur filter to apply (in pixels).
• --append-to-filename <append_to_filename> - Optional: A string to append to the filename of the blurred image.

python compress_image.py <image_path>

Syntax:

• <image_path> - Required: The path to the image file to compress using the TinyPNG API.

API:

Get your TinyPNG API Key here.