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Dev tools · August 3, 2025

imagekit

A powerful, fast CLI tool for batch image processing.

imagekit launched on August 3, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

ImageKit is a powerful, fast, flexible CLI tool for batch image processing. Written in Rust, it uses parallel processing for max performance, letting you easily resize, adjust quality, and add customizable watermarks to entire image directories - hzbd/imagekit

ImageKit is a powerful and fast command-line tool for batch processing images. - hzbd/imagekit

ImageKit is a powerful, fast, and flexible command-line tool for batch image processing. Written in Rust, it leverages parallel processing to maximize performance, allowing you to effortlessly resize, control the quality of, and add highly customizable watermarks to entire directories of images. Migration Notice: This project is now in Maintenance Mode (bug fixes only). ImageKit2 is a complete rewrite powered by Rust . It provides the same easy-to-use Python bindings but with significantly higher performance , better memory safety, and modern features. You can also directly download the pre-compiled binary package from the release page . git clone https://github.com/hzbd/imagekit.git cd…from github.com

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