Image processing
without the boilerplate.

// Pixelate / censor a rectangular region of the image.
// Great for redacting faces, licence plates, or text.
using var factory = new ImageFactory();
factory.Load("screenshot.png")
       .Mosaic(new MosaicLayer(
           x:      100,
           y:      50,
           width:  200,
           height: 80,
           size:   new Size(10, 10)))   // block size
       .Save("censored.png");

// Overlay a semi-transparent text watermark
using var factory = new ImageFactory();
factory.Load("photo.jpg")
       .Watermark(new TextLayer
       {
           Text     = "© My Company 2025",
           FontSize = 28,
           Position = new Point(20, 20),
           Opacity  = 75,          // 0–100
           DropShadow = true
       })
       .Quality(90)
       .Save("photo_watermarked.jpg");

// Chain as many operations as you need —
// they are applied in order on a single decode/encode cycle.
using var factory = new ImageFactory(preserveExifData: true);
factory.Load("raw.gif")         // auto-detects format
       .AutoRotate()            // correct EXIF orientation
       .Resize(new ResizeLayer(800, 600, ResizeMode.Crop,
                               AnchorPosition.Center))
       .Brightness(8)
       .Contrast(5)
       .Saturation(10)
       .GaussianSharpen(3)
       .Quality(85)
       .Save("final.gif");      // GIF animation frames preserved

// Plug your own logic into the same pipeline
public class InvertProcessor : IGraphicsProcessor
{
    public dynamic DynamicParameter { get; set; }
    public Dictionary<string, string> Settings { get; set; } = new();

    public Image ProcessImage(ImageFactory factory)
    {
        Bitmap bmp = (Bitmap)factory.Image;
        // ... invert pixels ...
        return bmp;
    }
}

// Use it just like any built-in processor
factory.Load("img.png")
       .ApplyProcessor(new InvertProcessor())
       .Save("inverted.png");