ScreenSlicer

ScreenSlicer is a Python application that allows you to split images across multiple screens with precise control, custom configurations, and high-resolution exports. It's designed to help you create stunning multi-monitor wallpapers or display images seamlessly across several displays.

Features

• Custom Screen Configuration: Manually configure your screens by entering resolution, diagonal size, and aspect ratio.
• Inherit from Windows: Automatically detect and inherit screen settings from Windows (only on Windows OS).
• High-Resolution Export: Export sliced images at the original resolution without any loss of quality.
• Visual Feedback: Screens not fully covered by the image are highlighted with red borders in the preview.
• Fine Adjustment Controls: Precisely position the image with one-pixel adjustments.
• Image Scaling and Fitting: Scale images up or down and automatically fit images over the configured screens.
• User-Friendly Interface: Tooltips and placeholder texts guide you through the application.
• Developer Attribution: A link to the developer's website is provided for more information.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x
• Required Python Modules:
  • PyQt5
  • Pillow
  • screeninfo (optional, required for inheriting screen settings from Windows)

Running the Application

Run the script using Python 3:

python screenslicer.py

Usage

1. Configure Screens:

   • Click "Configure Screens" to manually set up your screens.
   • Enter the resolution (width and height in pixels), diagonal size (in cm), and select the aspect ratio for each screen.
   • Add or remove screens as needed.

   Alternatively, if you're on a Windows system, click "Inherit from Windows" to automatically detect and import your screen settings.

2. Load an Image:

   • After configuring screens, click "Load Image" to select the image you want to split.

3. Adjust the Image:

   • Use the Scaling and Panning controls to adjust the image position and size.
   • Use the Fine Adjust buttons to move the image one pixel at a time for precise positioning.
   • Screens not fully covered by the image will display a red border in the preview.

4. Fit Image Over Screens:

   • Click "Try to Fit" to automatically scale and position the image over the configured screens.

5. Export Images:

   • Click "Export" to save the sliced images for each screen.
   • The images will be saved in the same directory as the script with filenames like screen_1.jpg, screen_2.jpg, etc.

6. Visit the Developer's Website:

   • Click "Made by Clément GHANEME" at the bottom of the application to open the developer's website: https://clement.business.

GUI

ScreenSlicer.mp4

Troubleshooting

• Modules Not Found:

  If you encounter errors related to missing modules, ensure all dependencies are installed. Run:

  pip install PyQt5 Pillow screeninfo

• Inherit from Windows Not Working:

  • Ensure you are running the application on a Windows system.
  • Make sure the screeninfo module is installed.

• Export Issues:

  • Ensure that you have loaded an image and configured your screens before exporting.
  • If a screen is highlighted in red, it means the image does not fully cover that screen.

• Application Crashes When Moving Screens:

  • Make sure you are using the latest version of the code with the toPoint() method issue fixed.
  • If the problem persists, please report the issue on the GitHub repository.

##Infos

• Developer: Clément GHANEME
• Website: https://clement.business
• Initial Release : 24/11/2024

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Enjoy using ScreenSlicer to create amazing multi-monitor setups!