azhu032/storyboard-extractor

Storyboard Extractor is a small desktop tool that helps a user work with storyboard images on their own computer. The README describes it as a utility for recognizing, splitting, and organizing the contents of storyboard images locally, without needing to send the images to an online service. The interface is multilingual. The README says the application supports three languages, Chinese, English, and Japanese, which can be switched from a control in the top right corner of the application window. Each section of the README itself is also written in those three languages. Installation is described in one short step. After unzipping the project, the user opens the app.exe file inside the src-tauri\target\release directory. That backslash path and the .exe extension indicate the tool is built for Windows. The TypeScript and Tauri references suggest a web-style frontend wrapped as a native Windows app. There is a legal notice that takes up a large part of the README. It tells users they may only process images they have the right to use, such as their own work or properly licensed material. It states that the author is not responsible for misuse, unauthorized modification of the software, or processing of copyrighted or illegal content. By using the tool a person is treated as having agreed to those terms. The README closes with two notes. It warns that parts of the tool were generated with AI coding assistants and may contain issues, so users should be cautious. It also says that if the tool continues to receive interest, the author plans to keep updating and improving it.