What is ag-nova-photograper-tools?

AGN PhotographerTools is a desktop application for photographers that adds borders to photos in bulk. Instead of opening each image individually in an editor, you can select a single folder of photos and apply the same border settings to all of them at once. The interface uses a dark, terminal inspired theme with orange and blue highlights, matching the branding of its creator, Agnova Industries. The main feature is customizable borders: you can set the horizontal and vertical thickness of the border either linked together or independently, and pick any color for the border using a built in color picker, with quick options for plain black or white. A live preview updates as you adjust these settings so you can see the result before exporting. A notable detail is that the tool preserves the original photo's EXIF metadata, the technical information cameras attach to photos such as camera settings and date taken, along with the ICC color profile, information that keeps colors looking correct. Many simple image processing tools strip this information out, but this one keeps it intact. When exporting, you can also control the JPEG quality level, and the tool forces a setting called 4:4:4 chroma subsampling, which is meant to prevent color bleeding around colored borders. To use it, you need Python installed. After cloning the repository and optionally setting up a virtual environment, you install the required dependencies with pip and then run the main script to open the application window. Once open, you select your photos, adjust the border thickness and color, set your desired export quality, and export. The processed images are saved next to the originals with a border suffix added to the filename. The project includes a separate documentation file describing how the codebase and its image processing logic are structured for anyone who wants to look under the hood. No software license is stated in the README.