Gmicky, the G'MIC mascot
(artwork by David Revoy)
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G'MIC is a full-featured open-source framework for image processing,
distributed under the
CeCILL free software licenses (LGPL-like and/or GPL-compatible).
It provides several user interfaces to convert / manipulate / filter / visualize
generic image datasets, ranging from 1D scalar signals to 3D+t sequences of multi-spectral volumetric images, hence including 2D color images.
G'MIC user interfaces are:
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1 - gmic, a command-line tool to use the G'MIC image processing features from a shell.
In this setting, G'MIC may be seen as a friendly companion to the ImageMagick
or GraphicsMagick software suites.
[learn more...]
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gmic, the command-line interface of G'MIC. |
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2 - libgmic, a small, portable, thread-safe and multi-threaded, C++ image processing library to be linked to third-party applications.
Its simple API allows programmers to add all G'MIC features in their own software without much efforts
(a C API is available as well).
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libgmic, a small, thread-safe, multi-threaded, C++ image processing library to embed all G'MIC features
in third-party applications. |
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3 - G'MIC-Qt, a plug-in to bring G'MIC capabilities
to the image retouching and painting software GIMP, Krita and Paint.NET.
More than 500 filters are already available, sorted by category (Artistic, Black & white, Colors, Contours, Deformations, Degradations, Details, Color Grading, Frames, Layers,
Light & shadows, Patterns, Rendering, Repair, Sequences, etc.).
[download...]
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The G'MIC plug-in in action! |
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4 - G'MIC Online, a web service to allow users applying image processing algorithms
on their images, directly from a web browser.
[try it now...]
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G'MIC Online, the web service to use G'MIC from a browser. |
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5 - ZArt Screenshot of ZArt in action. ,
a Qt-based interface for real-time processing of video streaming coming from webcams or video files.
[learn more...]
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ZArt, a real-time video processing software using the G'MIC processing library. |
Other open-source projects are known to use some of the G'MIC features:
- EKD, a free software dedicated to postproduction processing for videos and images.
- Flowblade, a multitrack non-linear video editor for Linux released under GPL 3 license.
- Photoflow, a fully non-destructive photo retouching program.
- Veejay, a visual instrument and realtime video sampler.
The G'MIC source code has been registered to the APP
(French Agency for the Protection of Programs) by the CNRS,
under registration number:
IDDN.FR.001.170024.000.S.P.2017.000.21000.
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