In Android app development design is very tuff task to manage all screen size so we need to images for every screen size.It is painful task to resize image for all screen size. Now i want to share a available resize tool.
- android_img_resizer (Command line using ImageMagick )
- Final Android Resizer (Executable jar )
- FRED (Executable jar )
- Android Resizer Toolkit (Photoshop plugin)
- android-asset-resizer (Command line using python)
- AndroidImageResizer (Command line using ImageMagick)
android_img_resizer
Android Image Resizer is a tool to resize android project image files(Drawables) with the proper sizes.
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Final Android Resizer
Select starting density
Select res directory, so you don't have to move the resized files
Resize several images at once (Drag & Drop)
Select output densities (ldpi, mdpi, tvdpi, hdpi, xhdpi, xxhdpi, xxxhdpi)
Preserve the image format (jpg,png)
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FRED
While designing your layouts, use the Nexus 4 and its resolution (1280x768) as the base. After that, slice and export all your image resources.
Then, launch Fred and drag and drop the folder with the images on it. Fred will resize all and create the drawable-xhdpi, drawable-hdpi, drawable-mdpi and (maybe) drawable-ldpi folders for you. After that, just move them to your Android project.
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Android Resizer Toolkit
With this panel you will be able to generate a set of icons for the main Android dpi resolutions (xhdpi, hdpi, mdpi, ldpi), from a single image or even from a grid of images. As an example, you can create an animation using your favorite tool (for instance Flash Pro), generate a spritesheet and then export each single image directly in your project (the tool will take care of creating the corresponding drawable folders if they do not exist).
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android-asset-resizer
A command-line utility for generating Android drawables in the required densities.The Android asset resizer can be used to generate drawable assets from a larger source image, like an iOS @2x asset or an xhdpi drawable.
The script will generate the expected mdpi, hdpi, xhdpi and xxhdpi assets from the source image.
Thursday, 20 November 2014
Android
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