How Linux users generate thumbnails?

Attached to this post you'll find the source code and auxiliary files for a thumbnailer of Affinity Photo files for Linux.

I'm looking for a fairly simple image editor capable of producing halfway decent thumbnails for videos. I just want to be able to start with ...

I created a thumbnailer for linux, I tested it only on my work pc, Ubuntu 24.04 with gnome. For anyone who is interested I leave the repository.

I need to use an application that creates thumbnails from videos. SMPlayer does them, but its just one by one and I have hundreds of videos.

Stl-thumb is a fast lightweight thumbnail generator for 3D model(STL, OBJ, 3MF) files. It can show previews for model files in your file manager on Linux ...

Use this cool multi-threaded tool : https://github.com/difference-engine/thumbnail-generator-ubuntu to generate thumbnails using the Python ...

The fastest library I've used so far is definitely EPEG. It can only create thumbs from JPG files, but it creates them very fast.

You need a thumbnailer daemon like Tumbler. It is a daemon, so running independently from your program and generates thumbnails for your files.

I need to use an application that creates thumbnails from videos. SMPlayer does them, but its just one by one and I have hundreds of videos.

Use a simple script to create thumbnails from any number of images. [Hack #2] introduced the convert utility as a means to convert between different image ...