A program that intelligently resizes images in an interactive GUI by using a seam carving algorithm. This project was completed to the specifications of Princeton's CS Seam Carving assignment.
Images loaded in the program can be resized by resizing the GUI window, then can be saved using the File > Save dialog.
To run this program, you need to have a Java JRE installed, version 11 or higher. After that, you can head to the
releases page to download the file SeamCarving.jar.
Move the jar file into a directory containing images you would like to resize.
Run the following command to open the GUI:
$ java -jar SeamCarving.jar <path/to/image>After running this command, a GUI should open up containing the image passed to the program. As you resize the window, the image should resize in such a way that only irrelevant parts of the image are moved with each resize. Note that the program will be somewhat laggy on larger image files, but will increase in speed as the image gets smaller.
To save the resized image, use the File > Save dialog and choose a filename ending in .jpg or .png.
If you run into any trouble using this program, please file an issue, so I can resolve it. If you would like to contribute, feel free to fork the repo and file a PR. This is one of my first projects using Java and any help would be much appreciated.
Copyright (C) 2022 Rohan Satapathy. Code released under MIT License. See LICENSE for more details.