SVG Image size calculator

I have folders with about 10-15 SVG images of different odd shapes in each of them. I need to calculate the minimum square area of the images in inches. For example, if there was as shape (Image 1), the area could be found by taking the height in inches and times it by the width in inches. Then take the square root of the total, we get the area. Then, rotate the image 15 degrees and find the area again. If we get 6 totals (every 15 degrees) and take the smallest total (image 3 is only 10.29 in sq). I don't need the images, just the number for the smallest area. The layout would be similar to [login to view URL] The first input would be for the folder. You can use the folder kawikx450f-2013-2015 The next inputs are for the totals of the SVG's. All of the boxes checked NUM PLATES will be divided based on their surface area. In this image, the 3 SVG's will add up their total surface area. Then the individual SVG image will be divided by the total area of the 3 NUM PLATES areas. Then, the number is times by the number in the input box ($35 in this case). The 3 num plate prices will total $35 (in this case) The same thing will repeat for all of the parts checked WHOLE BIKE. In this example $150 for the WHOLE BIKE. We subtract the $35 (in this example) for the plates so every other part will total $115 (in this example) based on their area The SVG's that are not checked will still have individual total areas. We can calculate the price per square inch of the WHOLE BIKE (minus the NUM PLATES) and attach a price to the unchecked parts. To recap: 1. We need to scan a folder for SVG images 2. Get the area in square inches, then rotate 15 degrees and check the area again. We need to check a total of 6 times (90 degrees) and take the lowest area. This number will go in the "SQ in" box in the sample ([login to view URL]) 3. List all of the SVG's in the folder with checkboxes to determine which will be totaled with the NUM PLATES price and which will be WHOLE BIKE prices 4. The total prices will be listed next to each part based on their areas. 5. The price per square inch will be calculated and included in the parts that are not in the WHOLE BIKE