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Batch It vs Cantaloupe

Batch It

batchimage.com

Cantaloupe

cantaloupe-project.github.io

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FigureBatch ItCantaloupe
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published11
Spec score · Photo Resizing Software8.1 (#5)7.9 (#10)
MakerThe about page identifies iRedsoft Technology Inc. and says Batch It originated after the makers encountered a need for a simple batch imaging tool; it does not state a headquarters or founding year.The site copyright identifies the University of Illinois Board of Trustees.
PurposeBatch It is a Windows GUI tool for batch processing images, including resizing, renaming, captions, watermarks, contact sheets and effects.Cantaloupe is an open-source dynamic image server that generates image derivatives on demand from high-resolution source images.
SupportFor trial issues or an extension, the maker says to contact support by email and says it will respond within 24 hours.The project directs questions and comments to GitHub Discussions and bug reports or feature requests to GitHub Issues.

Plans

Batch It

  • Batch It (32/64 Bit)$16.95, paid once

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Cantaloupe

  • Cantaloupe Image ServerFree

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In their own words

Batch It

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Cantaloupe

Cantaloupe is a free, open-source, self-hosted image server that creates derivatives from high-resolution sources when requested. It can crop, scale, and rotate images for deep-zoom viewers and on-demand thumbnails, and conforms to every IIIF Image API version through 3.0. Sources may be filesystems, HTTP or HTTPS servers, S3, Azure Storage, or relational database BLOBs. Processing choices include Java 2D, JAI, TurboJPEG, Kakadu, OpenJPEG, Grok, FFmpeg, and PDFBox. Caches can use filesystem, Java heap, JDBC, S3, Azure Storage, or Redis implementations. Security options include selective image and text watermarking, image-region redaction, HTTPS, HTTP Basic authentication, and customizable authorization policies. Configuration uses environment variables or a .properties file, with most changes applying without restart. Java 17 is required at minimum. The project says no official Docker image is currently available.

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