lenna-qt0.18.0

Process a collection of images in lenna-qt to reduce their file sizes, alter their dimensions, and give the resulting files consistent names. Developed by Christian M, lenna-qt is an open-source desktop application that provides a direct way to prepare groups of images for storage or workflows requiring uniform files. Rather than handling each picture separately, users can process a set and apply the same changes across it.

Its compression reduces file size by lowering image quality, potentially reducing storage use while changing how the images look. Resizing performs a separate operation by changing image dimensions instead of relying on quality reduction. Either operation can be used on its own, or both can be combined when smaller files and more consistent dimensions are needed.

Batch renaming handles files processed together, replacing unrelated individual names with one shared naming pattern so the results remain organized after compression, resizing, or both. This makes the application useful for people managing image collections that need consistent file preparation and naming. lenna-qt runs on Linux with snapd and is built for x86_64 (amd64) systems; the current release is v0.18.0.