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- How to resize an image using ImageMagick - Ask Ubuntu
From How to easily resize images via command-line? I know I can use this command to resize an image in bash: convert -resize 1024X768 source png dest jpg But I'm stuck at only providing the width
- ImageMagick: delegate library support not built-in - Ask Ubuntu
tar xzf ImageMagick tar gz cd ImageMagick-7 1 1-46 configure make sudo make install sudo ldconfig usr local lib Everything installed correctly, but I could not run ImageMagick with PNGs I then installed libpng-dev and repeated the steps above from configure onwards Now when I try to run ImageMagick on a png I get this error warning:
- 20. 04 - Imagemagick support for AVIF images - Ask Ubuntu
I have a server running Ubuntu 24 04 2 running Imagemagick Version 6 9 12-98 and it support AVIF images without any problem On another server running Ubuntu 20 04 6 it fails
- imagemagick - How to change image PPI in batch mode? - Ask Ubuntu
Is it possible to change an image resolution expressed in pixels per inch (PPI) in batch mode, using command line? My images resolution is currently below 100 PPI I would like to enhance it t
- imagemagick - How can I convert an avif image file to a png file? - Ask . . .
My ImageMagick in Ubuntu 22 04 is version 6 9 11 60, and the commands were tested with this version and work perfectly with avif files I haven't tested the commands with version 7 1 0-45, but I used similar commands to convert files from avif to png with earlier versions of ImageMagick and they worked OK btw the gThumb app in Ubuntu can view avif files natively
- How to install the latest version of ImageMagick? - Ask Ubuntu
However, I want to use ImageMagick version 6 8 9 9 Is there a way to install this version with apt-get or some package manager without upgrading to Ubuntu 16 04?
- How to convert . heic files to . jpg using ImageMagick?
I find the default version in Ubuntu 22 04 4 LTS of ImageMagick: LANG=C apt policy imagemagick outputs imagemagick: Installed: 8:6 9 11 60+dfsg-1 3ubuntu0 22 04 5+esm1 and it can convert heic files for me with the command that you show Have you installed the package ubuntu-restricted-extras ? Are you sure that your heic files are healthy?
- imagemagick - How to blur an image from command line? - Ask Ubuntu
10 I know it is possible to convert from png to jpg in command line with imagemagick Is it possible to blur from commandline too? I have found this documentation but it does not demonstrate how this could be done from the command line
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