Free random images software for mac

Random Shapes 2.1 provides you with an interesting dazzling screen saver module. Within minutes it will fill your screen with an assortment of shapes provides you with an interesting dazzling screen saver module. Within minutes it will fill your screen with an assortment of shapes. These appear in random sizes and are drawn from a rich palette of colors and gradients.

You can also easily choose the style of shapes, the speed at which the ornaments are drawn, and how often the screen gets erased.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.6 or later

Random Things 1.0.0 is a beneficial and easy-to-use Mac OS X random information generator which will generate random numbers, RGB color triplets, and text.

You can export the results via clipboard. Random Things is donationware. You get a fully-functional application, and if you like it, you are encouraged to donate to help us develop the next version of Random Things. RandomThings was written by Jacek Artymiak.

Z Images is a Quartz Composer example for you to use under MacOS 10.4 or above, as ScreenSaver.
Requires Apples Quartz Composer if you wish to edit the "Z Images.qtz", file for your own uses.
You might need a Graphics Card that enables Core Graphics to be run on the card for optimum viewing.
Enhancements:
- Added a random sequence module

Crop QXP Images is an AppleScript that will allow you to crop images to their picture boxes in QuarkXPress! Select the images in your QuarkXPress document and run the script.

You have the option to crop the original image or a duplicate. Each selected image will be opened in PhotoFlash, cropped, and re-imported into XPress maintaining previous scaling.

Sorry, this one is saved a read-only due to the fact that some of the routines were derived with some help from others and it is not fair to give away their code without asking them.

Random Wok Aperture export plugin gives the names of the images it exports random file names.

Random file names are useful if you want to hide the sequence or meaning of the file names or if a random ordering is needed for a program that displays them in alphabetical order.

Random Wok exports random names with length and type that can be selected and you can also provide a prefix and a postfix strings that are applied to the ends of the random part of the name.

I have extensively blogged the development of Random Wok and posted all the articles together on the Random Wok Aperture Plugin page. If you are interested in writing your own plugin, this will give you a good idea of the level of skill and experience needed.

Controls
Kind: Case: Length: The style of the random part of the name is selectable among numeric, hex, alpha, and alphanumeric. All except the numeric style allow the selection of character case: upper, lower, or both. The length can be varied.

Freeze with: tells Random Wok to use the characters in the text field to generate the random names. The same characters value will always create the same set of random file names for the same images if the other settings are the same. This can be useful if you want to create links to random images and be able to repeatably export and upload them without breaking the links. With the freeze with checkbox unchecked names are completely random.

Prefix and Postfix are added to the beginning and end of the random part.

Random Wok displays thumbnails for versions (but not masters) and shows the version name, the caption, and an example random file name. If Freeze with is checked, then the new names shown will be used for the export.

Images is a simple image viewer/browser.
Main features:
- Slide show.
- List images in subfolders.
- Delete, copy and move functions.
- Supports the following image formats: JPG,BMP, GIF,PNG, and TIFF.
Enhancements:
- Fix: Replace confirmation dialog not displaying when running with Java 1.5.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4