Stack images into a grid (New)

Stack images in any way you want, seperate them with a border of your color and pixel size.

• You want to create a 3x3 grid to fit your images? cool.
• You want to stack 2 images vertical or horizontal? sure.
• Combine the above for even more complex layouts.

gowall stack --dir ~/Pictures/Unixporn/rice -l 3x2 -b 5 -c "#ffffff"
gowall stack --batch img1.png,img2.png,img3.png -l 3x1 -b 5 -c "#ffffff"

gowall stack --dir ~/Pictures/Unixporn/rice -l 3x2 -b 5 -c "#ffffff" --output ~/NewFolder

Usage & Options

➤ Layout

The -l (or --layout) flag controls the layout of the images.

• Values :

  • MxN where M is the number of images per row and N is the number of rows.
  • horizontal just stacks the images horizontally.
  • vertical just stacks the images vertically. (default)

  You can combine the grid and the horizontal/vertical stacking together to create really complex layouts.

If you use something like 3x2 your max amount images is 6 but you can use less images and the empty cells will become transparent except their border.

# This grid can accommodate up to 10 images. Empty grid cells just become transparent except their border
# If our directory here has 10 images it will create a perfect grid.
gowall stack --dir ~/Pictures/screenshots -l 2x5

➤ Border color

The -c (or --color) flag controls the color that fills the borders together with its color

gowall stack --dir ~/Pictures/Unixporn/rice -l 3x2 -b 5 -c "#ffffff"

➤ Border thickness

The -b (or --border) flag controls the thickness of the empty space between images and around the outer edge of the grid.

• Values :
  • Any positive integer. The value is in pixels.

gowall stack --dir ~/Pictures/wallpapers -l 4x2 -b 5 -c "#ffffff"

➤ Resize

The -r (or --resize) flag is used to control when resize applies.

• Values :
  • off : Doesnt do any resizing. (default)
  • biggest : resizes all images down to match the smallest image's dimensions

gowall stack --dir ~/Pictures/wallpapers -l 4x2 -b 5 -c "#ffffff" -r biggest