AutoSplitter
Photo Colorization with AutoSplitter
Learn what photo colorization is, how it works, and how AutoSplitter can help colorize scanned family photos.
Knowledge base
Product news and practical guides
Evolution of AutoSplitter
14 years of development - how did AutoSplitter's photo detection and auto-cropping change over the time?
How to Scan Photos: Digitize Prints with a Flatbed Scanner
Learn how to digitize paper photos with a flatbed scanner and photo scanning software. Automatically detect prints, retouch faded images, divide scans into individual photos, and choose JPEG, TIFF, or PDF.
Auto crop scanned images with command line application (CLI)
Starting with version 1.16.2 you can now start the program in command line mode. You can process single files or folders with a simple command. Build your own image processing suite!
Select or change scanner or resolution
Change the scanner or scanning resolution easily
Error during scan or file load
How to handle errors during scan or opening files
Select output file format
You can save and export your scanned images in all popular file formats.
Metadata saving and usage
What is metadata and where is it saved, how do you use it?
Open multiple pre-scanned files at once
If you have many photos scanned and saved to files, but not yet cropped then this is the feature for you.
Photo scanning guide
There are several ways to scan photos with AutoSplitter: autodetection, manual definition of crops, reuse cropping areas, batch process pre-scanned photos.
Introduction to AutoSplitter
How to use AutoSplitter - basics of cropping scanned photos
How to add a new split quickly
Adding a new split (new photo crop) manually is quick and easy - read this short guide to learn.
Tips on successful batch scanning
Simple pointers to increase successful automatic photo cropping.