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Presswell Art Direction helps simplify how custom image thumbnail sizes are defined, cropped, and generated.
Features
<ul>
<li>Control image cropping with hot-spots</li>
<li>Select custom image sizes in the WordPress editor</li>
<li>Dynamically generate image thumbnails</li>
<li>Delete all cached thumbnails</li>
</ul>
Image Cropping
Presswell Art Direction adds the ability to set a focal point hot-spot for all images in the media library for fine grain cropping control. Simply identify where the subject of the photo is and the plugin will crop all custom image thumbnails to ensure it stays in frame.
Thumbnail Sizes
Presswell Art Direction adds an easy to use interface for defining and editing custom image thumbnail sizes. Custom image sizes will be available for selection when inserting images in the post editor.
Dynamic Images
Presswell Art Direction prevents custom image sizes from being generated automatically. Only standard WordPress thumbnails will be generated when a new image is uploaded. All other image sizes will be dynamically generated when called via code or requested via URL, saving server space when many custom image sizes are defined. Note: URL based image generation requires that <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks" rel="nofollow ugc">pretty permalinks</a> are enabled.
<h4>Documentation</h4>
pwad_add_image_size( $args )
<ul>
<li>$args (array) (required) – Keyed array containing <code>name</code>, <code>key</code>, <code>height</code>, <code>width</code>, and optionally <code>thumbnails</code> values; Thumbnail keys are prefixed with parent’s key like ‘[size]-[thumbnail]’</li>
</ul>
Example:
<pre><code>pwad_add_image_size( array(
 'name' => 'Square',
 'key' => 'square',
 'width' => '1200',
 'height' => '1200',
 'thumbnails' => array(
 array(
 'name' => 'Medium',
 'key' => 'medium',
 'width' => '800',
 'height' => '800',
 ),
 array(
 'name' => 'Small',
 'key' => 'small',
 'width' => '400',
 'height' => '400',
 ),
 ),
) );
</code></pre>
pwad_get_image( $attachment_ID, $size_key, $thumbnail_key )
<ul>
<li>$attachment_ID (int) (required) – ID of image attachment</li>
<li>$size_key (string) (required) – Image size identifier; Overload using ‘[size]-[thumbnail]’ pattern</li>
<li>$thumbnail_key (string) (required) – Image size thumbnail identifier</li>
</ul>
Returns an image tag.
Example:
<pre><code>$square_large = pwad_get_image( $img_ID, 'square' );
$square_medium = pwad_get_image( $img_ID, 'square', 'medium' );
$square_small = pwad_get_image( $img_ID, 'square-small' ); // Overloaded
</code></pre>
pwad_get_image_src( $attachment_ID, $size_key, $thumbnail_key )
<ul>
<li>$attachment_ID (int) (required) – ID of image attachment</li>
<li>$size_key (string) (required) – Image size identifier; Overload using ‘[size]-[thumbnail]’ pattern</li>
<li>$thumbnail_key (string) (required) – Image size thumbnail identifier</li>
</ul>
Returns a keyed array containing the <code>file</code>, <code>url</code>, <code>path</code>, <code>height</code>, <code>width</code>, and <code>mime-type</code> values.
Example:
<pre><code>$square_large = pwad_get_image_src( $img_ID, 'square' );
$square_medium = pwad_get_image_src( $img_ID, 'square', 'medium' );
$square_small = pwad_get_image_src( $img_ID, 'square-small' ); // Overloaded
</code></pre>

Presswell Art Direction

Really easy to use, and integrated perfectly with the front end of the site without any extra javascript or CSS required. Perfect add-on.

Very well done

Control how custom image thumbnail sizes are defined, cropped, and generated.

aviplugins.com

When images are uploaded in the WordPress Media library section WordPress creates some thumbnails of that image. The size of these thumbnail images can be mentioned in the <code>Settings->Media</code> section.
But there can be some big issues with these thumbnails. WordPress Crop/Resize these images dynamically when you upload an image. When thumbnails are CROPPED it is very much possible that it gets CROPPED from the wrong section of the uploaded image. This can produce some BAD looking thumbnail images. Which doesn’t look good in frontend of the site. This plugin will allow you to update those thumbnail images manually. The thumbnail image edit interface that this plugin provides is simple and very easy to use.
The shortcodes and functions are provided in the image editor page of the plugin.
Image editor links can be found in WordPress Media Library.
Image files that can be edited are JPG, JPEG, GIF and PNG
<h4>Thumbnail Editor PRO</h4>
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<ul>
<li>Support for Amazon S3 Bucket.</li>
<li>Completely replace thumbnail images and upload new ones.</li>
<li>Add Custom Texts to thumbnail images. You can add signature in the images.</li>
<li>Different Text Fonts are available to choose from.</li>
<li>Add Image Effects like Gray Scale, Sketch, Negative or Add Color Effects to the Image.</li>
<li>Add image Borders with different border colors.</li>
<li>Option to Revert Back the changes you made in the image.</li>
</ul>

Thumbnail Editor

This is a very easy to use plugin that can be used to replace default WordPress image thumbnails.
This will make your images look good when you use them in your site. You can use shortcode to display images in your post or page.



Easy to use

Manually Crop and Resize thumbnail images that are uploaded in the Media section.

Presswell Art Direction vs Thumbnail Editor