I have 500 color images rendered from blender.

I played with one of color images in Krita, apply G MIC, pencil and stamp filters, and I retrieve a nice B&W artistic image.

I want to make video with those black and white images. I can load each image and apply filters, and save. But it is time consuming work.

The question is, is there the way, for Krita to auto load, all 500 sequenced images, apply filters and auto save new B&W sequence of images.
So i can make a video from those images.
Something as like as Image Processing from photoshop, can do.

Is there script or macro to work with image sequence and apply filters on it?

I know to load the image sequence in Krita and render animation.

But I do not know how to apply the filters on all images in timeline. I need tutorail about it, if it is posibile.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The G'MIC filters can't be applied to every frame of an animation, only to one frame at a time. If one or more of the standard krita filters was suitable for you, these can be applied to every frame of an animated layer by using a Filter Layer or a Filter Mask. Multiple filters can be applied by suitable grouping and organisation.

The Macro facilties of krita have been removed. I believe that they had problems.

The Taskset Docker is only suitable for high level recording of major commands for tutorial and record keeping purposes but not for detailed parameter recording and it needs manual driving anyway.

It may be possible to write a specific Python script to apply the G'MIC filters you need, assuming that Python can fully interact with them but that would need advice from someone who knows about Python scripting in krita.