I'm thinking your best bet is to do it in M$ Powerpoint. Start by recording a macro of yourself creating a text caption on the slide, then saving that slide as an image. Then alter your new macro in the macro editor to alter the text however you like and repeat the process on it's own.
Image Magick. I have a quickie example that creates a PNG given some parameters. emailelection.com/cgi-bin/gen.pl Please don't abuse the api to generate your images though.(my friend's server is somewhat bandwidth limited) If you would like, you can PM me and I will help you write your own script to generate the images Source follows:#!
/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use CGI; use Image::Magick; my $query = CGI->new; my $text = defined( $query->param('text') )? $query->param('text') : 'none'; my $color= defined( $query->param('color') )? $query->param('color') : '7f7f7f'; my $size = defined( $query->param('size') )?
$query->param('size') : 32; my $font = defined( $query->param('font') )? $query->param('font') : 'Arial'; my @length = $query->param() ; #my $hash_ref = $query->Vars(); #while( my ($k, $v) = each %$hash_ref ) { # print STDERR "key: $k, value: $v. \n"; # } $color = "#" .
$color; if (@length) { my @annotation = ( text => $text, font => $font, pointsize => $size, fill => $color, gravity => 'center' ); my $image = Image::Magick->new(); # # 0 character width # 1 character height # 2 ascender # 3 descender # 4 text width # 5 text height # 6 maximum horizontal advance # 7 bounds: x1 # 8 bounds: y1 # 9 bounds: x2 # 10 bounds: y2 # 11 origin: x # 12 origin: y $image->Set( size => '1x1' ); $image->ReadImage('xc:lightblue'); my @metrics = $image->QueryMultilineFontMetrics(@annotation); undef $image; $image = Image::Magick->new; $image->Set( size => "$metrics4x$metrics5" ); $image->ReadImage('xc:transparent'); $image->Annotate(@annotation); print $query->header('Content:image/png'); binmode STDOUT; $image->Write('png:-'); $image = (); } else { print $query->header("Content-Type: text/html"); print $0 EOF }.
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Any Word processing, presentation, art, just about anything on the computer, press Prt-Scn amd paste into Paint, crop and save as image files. You could even use a screen capture program such as 1AVcapture Or am I missing something?
IrfanView is a free application that lets you do batch editting. I used to work in a digital photo lab and used it all the time there: irfanview.com.
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