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# Image Caption

## Image Caption

A Python tool that uses vision models through Ollama to automatically generate captions or rename images based on their content. Perfect for organizing screenshots and images with AI-powered descriptions.

[View on Github](https://github.com/thebriandurham/image-caption)

### Features

* **Caption Generation**: Automatically generates detailed text captions for images
* **Smart Renaming**: Renames images with descriptive filenames based on their content
* **Screenshot Focus**: Specifically designed to process screenshots, identifying applications, UI elements, and visible text
* **Error Handling**: Robust retry mechanism with error logging
* **Flexible Configuration**: Support for custom Ollama hosts and model selection
* **Batch Processing**: Processes all matching images in a directory automatically


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