hesyifei/screenshotbuilder

A Python-based command line tool that helps you generate screenshots for App Store & Google Play Store!

Screenshot Builder

A Python-based tool that helps you generate screenshots for App Store & Google Play Store!

Still developing... (Developed with Python 3)

Main file: main.py

Example usage:

./main.py ~/Downloads/input.png ~/Downloads/output.png 1020 1920 "example_device" -do "land" -t "Hello world!" -c "00FF00" -s 75 -f "Times New Roman.ttf" -b "FF0000" -a 100 -ff 0.3 -fh 0.2

##Demo

Input:

Command:

./main.py ./demo/input.png ./demo/output.png 1020 1920 "nexus_6p" -t "Hello world" -f "Avenir Next Condensed.ttc"

Output:

##Detail usage

./main.py -h

usage: main.py [options]

Generate screenshots for App Store & Google Play Store.

positional arguments:
  inputFile             path of the input image (screenshot)
  outputFile            path for outputting the generated image
  width                 output image width
  height                output image height
  deviceName            the device frame used in the output image

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -do {port,land}, --deviceOrientation {port,land}
                        the device's orientation on the output image
  -t TEXT, --text TEXT  text displayed on the top of the output image
  -c TEXTCOLOR, --textColor TEXTCOLOR
                        color of the text displayed on the output image
  -s FONTSIZE, --fontSize FONTSIZE
                        font size of the text displayed on the output image
  -f FONTFILE, --fontFile FONTFILE
                        font of the text displayed on the output image
  -b BGCOLOR, --bgColor BGCOLOR
                        the background color of the output image
  -a BGALPHA, --bgAlpha BGALPHA
                        the background's alpha (from 0-100) of the output
                        image
  -ff FADEFROM, --fadeFrom FADEFROM
                        the position (from bottom/top) for the begining of the
                        fading (0 means no fading, >0 means fade from bottom,
                        <0 means fade from top) (range -1 to 1)
  -fh FADEHEIGHT, --fadeHeight FADEHEIGHT
                        the height of fading (try yourself to see what it
                        means)