Tsuki-tag for Linux

Tsuki-tag is a Linux app designed to help you browse and manage anime images from multiple imageboards all in one place.

It gathers pictures from different sources and shows them in a single, easy-to-search list.

You can filter images by tags and even use advanced searches with wildcards and regular expressions to find exactly what you want.

With Tsuki-tag, you can download images into special folders called workspaces.

These workspaces let you organize your collections carefully.

The app allows you to set up rules to automatically add or remove tags when you add or remove images from a workspace.

You can also customize how the downloaded files are named using templates, making file management easier.

For better organization, Tsuki-tag can add detailed EXIF metadata to your downloaded images, including copyright and author information.

If your images are not in JPG format, the app can convert them to JPG so they can include this metadata.

Batch operations are supported, letting you select many images at once to move, tag, or annotate them quickly.

The app also lets you create online lists, which are collections of image details that you can browse like any other source.

If you want to edit images, Tsuki-tag will open them in your default image editor, but it doesn't have built-in editing features.

Tsuki-tag works only on Linux and has many powerful features that might take some time to learn.

Overall, it is a helpful tool for tech-savvy users who want a safe way to collect, tag, and organize anime images with fine control over downloads and metadata.