ImageKlebor

ImageKlebor is a tool that can combine multiple input images (like chunks of a sliced image or frames of an animation) into a single output image. All images can be arbitrarily arranged on a grid (which may also be a horizontal or vertical stripe), and several extended options let you put together your various image slices with ease.

ImageKlebor comes in two flavors: the graphical (GUI) version lets you put together your images in a visual (manual) way, while the command-line version is especially useful for pipeline integration and automated tasks.

ImageKlebor is available for Windows, Linux and Macintosh. The Windows version comes as a setup, the Linux version comes as an archive that simply needs to be extracted to a location of your choice, the Macintosh version comes as a disk image that can be easily installed into your /Applications folder. All versions contain both the graphical and the command-line version, several examples, as well as a comprehensive manual.

ImageKlebor can be easily used in conjunction with RenderPal V2 to combine sliced images back into one single image; the included manual contains details about how to do this.

And best of all, ImageKlebor is completely free, even for commercial use.

IMAGEKLEBOR
	Platform:	Windows, Linux, Macintosh
	Version:	2.0.0.0100
	File size:	Windows: 15.3 MB Linux: 14.0 MB Macintosh: 18.8 MB
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