Directory Crop

Directory Crop is a desktop application that processes images in a directory to crop or delete unwanted parts, and operates locally on the user’s machine. It targets users who generate AI images in bulk and need to remove undesired regions like bad hands or extra arms. The tool emphasizes privacy by keeping images on the local device during use. It is designed for Windows, macOS and Linux environments.

The tool offers automated workflow features, allowing users to crop an image and move to the next image automatically or delete the current file with a single action. Users can navigate between images, view the cropped area, and manage how outputs are stored and named. It supports running inside a Java IDE and allows skin customization and persistent preferences.

Directory Crop provides a set of practical capabilities to streamline image cleanup: it crops and moves to the next image, deletes files easily, navigates within a directory, shows the cropped portion, copies the cropped part to the clipboard, supports mouse and keyboard controls for deletion and navigation, and preserves metadata in saved images.

It also notes that you can define an output directory, keep the original image, and configure preferences in .ini files, with various usability and display options such as skin themes and window behavior.