Python Script to Convert PNG image to TIF image

The Script should have a .exe file with a GUI. We will do the following works with the Python Script: 1. Select a PNG image from a local computer (Requirement see the file [login to view URL]) 2. Set the rotation angle (default is 90, Counterclockwise direction is positive) 3. Enter the actual size of the image(mm) 4. Select the image should be rounded or chamfered (default is round), 5. Enter the actual size of the round or chamfer (mm, default is 10 mm) 6. Enter the number of the Spot Color Channels, default is 1 7. Select zoomed in or zoomed out, default is zoomed out 8. Set the value of the zoomed-in or zoomed out (mm, default is 0.3) Then the script will A. Rotate the PNG image (get the rotation angle from the GUI) B. Resize the PNG image (get the Value of the image actual size from the GUI) C. Round or chamfer the 4 corners of the PNG image (get the Value of the Round or chamfer from the GUI) D. If the color mode of the PNG image if not CMYK, RBG as an example, then convert it to CMYK mode E. zoom in or zoom out the Non-transparent area of the PNG image (get if it should be zoomed in or zoomed out from the GUI) to create a(or some) new spot color channel(s) (get the number of the spot color channels from the GUI) F. save as a TIF image Requirements: 1. we can run the .exe file only if the website [login to view URL] can be opened on the computer, otherwise, a message “File corrupted” will be shown to us. 2. the .exe file should be run on windows 7 and windows 10 computer 3. The python script should not be encrypted so that we can modify the script ourselves Actual size of the image: Actual size of the image is the size after printed on the paper, it determined by the pixels and the Pixel density, for example if one image is 236 pixel * 236 pixel and the Pixel density is 300DPI, then the actual size of this image is 20mm * 20 mm, reference: [login to view URL]:~:text=engl.%20measure%201%20Inch%20%3D%2025.4%20mm%20Dot,dpi%20%3D%201%20Pixel%20per%20Inch%20%2825.4%20mm%29 Files: "UI [login to view URL]" is a schematic diagram of the UI (User Interface) [login to view URL] is the PNG image before the image processing [login to view URL] is the TIF image after the image processing [login to view URL] is the image selection method requirement [login to view URL] is some additional info for your reference