Webogram

Snap your web pages through Instagram inspired filters. You can use this to generate wallpapers for phone and desktop, icons, and book covers like this one:

Quick start

Install webogram with npm (requires Node.js):

$ npm install webogram -g

Then use one of your visualizations or web pages (D3 visualizations are amazing to render), here's one of mine:

webogram https://bl.ocks.org/jondot/raw/b32e72ecad555658d2cb1ca517e3bcb7/ -s 1000x1000 -f lomo -p

Original:

Lomo:

Vintage:

Options

Here's webogram --help:

Usage: webogram <url> [options]

Options:
  -s, --size     size of image: WIDTHxHEIGHT, 400x300       [default: "512x512"]
  -d, --delay    delay before snapping                            [default: 200]
  -o, --out      out filename                               [default: "out.png"]
  -z, --zoom     zoom factor to apply                               [default: 1]
  -c, --crop     crop region: TOPxLEFTxWIDTHxHEIGHT, 10x20x500x500
  -p, --preview  preview the image?                             [default: false]
  --filter, -f   choose a filter
   [choices: "vintage", "lomo", "clarity", "sinCity", "sunrise", "crossProcess",
  "orangePeel", "love", "grungy", "jarques", "pinhole", "oldBoot", "glowingSun",
              "hazyDays", "herMajesty", "nostalgia", "hemingway", "concentrate"]

Usually you want to play with size, provide a big canvas to start from, then zoom in with zoom so that it fills up, and then crop it with crop.

You can preview the filters here).

Contributing

Fork, implement, add tests, pull request, get my everlasting thanks and a respectable place here :).

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2016 Dotan Nahum @jondot. See LICENSE for further details.