Minimal example of the Geometrize library, the library used in the image-to-shapes conversion app Geometrize.
Download the latest binaries here.
Copy the binary to the sample images folder and start geometrizing some images via the command-line.
# Create an image made of 500 rotated rectangles
geometrize_lib_example -i monarch_butterfly.png -o monarch_butterfly_out.png -t rotated_rectangle -s 500
# Create an image made of 400 circles
geometrize_lib_example -i sliced_fruit.png -o sliced_fruit_out.png -t circle -s 400
# Create an image made of 400 rotated ellipses
geometrize_lib_example -i pomegranate_splitting.png -o pomegranate_splitting_out.png -t rotated_ellipse -s 400
# Create an image made of 300 triangles
geometrize_lib_example -i grapefruit.png -o grapefruit_out.png -t triangle -s 300
# Create an image made of 300 ellipses
geometrize_lib_example -i hot_air_balloon.png -o hot_air_balloon_out.png -t ellipse -s 300
# Create an image made of 500 rectangles
geometrize_lib_example -i sunrise_at_sea.png -o sunrise_at_sea_out.png -t rectangle -s 500
# Create an image made of 5000 polylines
geometrize_lib_example -i sundaes.png -o sundaes_out.png -t polyline -s 5000
# Create an image made of 4000 quadratic beziers
geometrize_lib_example -i jammy_biscuit.png -o jammy_biscuit_out.png -t quadratic_bezier -s 4000
# Create a JSON data file defining 400 circles that make up an image
geometrize_lib_example -i sliced_fruit.png -o sliced_fruit_out.json -t circle -s 400
# Create a SVG image file consisting of 400 circles
geometrize_lib_example -i sliced_fruit.png -o sliced_fruit_out.svg -t circle -s 400
# Create an SVG image file consisting of 200 circles, ellipses and rotated rectangles
geometrize_lib_example -i sliced_fruit.png -o sliced_fruit_out.svg -t "circle ellipse rotated_rectangle" -s 200
| Flag | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| i | The filepath to load the input image from | n/a |
| o | The filepath to save the output image, JSON data or SVG | n/a |
| t | The types of shapes to use | One or more of: rectangle, rotated_rectangle, triangle, ellipse, rotated_ellipse, circle, line, quadratic_bezier, polyline |
| s | Number of shapes to use in the output image | 250 |
| c | The number of candidate shapes per shape added to the output image | 500 |
| m | The maximum number of times to mutate each candidate shape | 100 |
| a | The opacity (0-255) of each shape added to the output image | 128 |
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