Collecting HD images from the internet, based on a list of items from a text file. ($100)
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Imagine a text file containing a list of the following 5 medicines, like
1)Tylenol
2)Vicks Vaporub
3)Panedol
4)Benadryl
5)Otobit
your code must take these 5 items, one at a time, go scrape a corresponding HD image from the internet (preferably via Google) and store the images in a local folder.
The text file could have N items. Your code must go look for that corresponding images from the internet for all those N items and store them locally in a folder.
Image scraping codes are available on github/geeksforgeeks. I just need your help in integrating an existing webscraping code with my text file input.
Images must be FREE HD IMAGES, scraped from the internet and having following properties:
A) Square aspect ratio (length and breadth of the image should be same)
B) White background
C) File size should be less than 25 KB each
D) No copyright or watermark or trademark infringement
E) Name of the file should be same as the product itself.
For example,
if you scrape the photo of a tylenol, then the file name should be tylenol.jpg.
If you scrape the photo of a vicks vaporub, then the file name should be vicks_vaporub.jpg.
This is a very simple project. Fixed price of $100 with two milestones of $50 each.
1)Tylenol
2)Vicks Vaporub
3)Panedol
4)Benadryl
5)Otobit
your code must take these 5 items, one at a time, go scrape a corresponding HD image from the internet (preferably via Google) and store the images in a local folder.
The text file could have N items. Your code must go look for that corresponding images from the internet for all those N items and store them locally in a folder.
Image scraping codes are available on github/geeksforgeeks. I just need your help in integrating an existing webscraping code with my text file input.
Images must be FREE HD IMAGES, scraped from the internet and having following properties:
A) Square aspect ratio (length and breadth of the image should be same)
B) White background
C) File size should be less than 25 KB each
D) No copyright or watermark or trademark infringement
E) Name of the file should be same as the product itself.
For example,
if you scrape the photo of a tylenol, then the file name should be tylenol.jpg.
If you scrape the photo of a vicks vaporub, then the file name should be vicks_vaporub.jpg.
This is a very simple project. Fixed price of $100 with two milestones of $50 each.