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CoronaImageBatch is a script for batch image processing. It can be used to process multiple images at once using custom .conf files, which can be saved using the GUI version of CIE, or edited manually. Help file and an example CXR file are included in the below ZIP archive.
Example use: save 100 frames of an animation in .cxr format, perform specific post-processing operations and denoising on all of them, and output all of them in .png format.

Download:

• For Corona Renderer 11 and newer:CoronaImageBatchV11
• For Corona Renderer 5 and newer: CoronaImageBatchV5
• For Corona Renderer 3 and 4:   CoronaImageBatchV3
• For Corona Renderer 2: CoronaImageBatchV2

Note: you can run the CoronaImageCmd.exe application with additional command line parameters:

New in Corona 11:

Starting from Corona 11, the Corona Image Editor Command-Line Interface (CIE CLI) now includes a "--batch" parameter for optimized and faster processing of multiple files. This feature allows you to process multiple input files independently, making the batch editing significantly quicker.

Usage:

The "--batch" parameter can be used as follows:

CoronaImageCmd.exe [arguments] --batch<input-1><output-1><input-2><output-2>batch input-1 output-1 input-2 output-2

In this command, "[arguments]" are optional settings you might want to apply to all images in the batch. For example, to enable bloom and glare for all images, your command might look like:

CoronaImageCmd.exe -set "Bool bloomGlare.enabled = true" - -batch image1.cxr output1.png image2.cxr output2.png

• While using "--batch", every provided input image must be followed by its corresponding output file name.
• The --batch parameter is not compatible with <weight> argument, as weights are used when multiple input files are being processed together to generate a single output file.
• We have also added the "--batch" parameter in the updated "CoronaImageBatchUpdated.bat" script, which allows for faster processing of multiple files.
  
  

CoronaImageCmd.exe --list-examples

This will print a list of various use cases of batch editing and short explanations of how to make them work. 

CoronaImageCmd.exe --help

This will print general help.