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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 - 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
- How to crop borders white spaces from image? - Ask Ubuntu
ImageMagick Trim The command line option trim used together with convert, or mogrify lets you trim borders of the same color as the corners of an image Usage: convert input png -trim output png The additional option -fuzz (which takes a percentage as an argument, e g -fuzz 10%) also removes colors near the corner colors Note: The -fuzz option must precede -trim because options' order
- 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?
- Install imagemagick command line tools only? - Ask Ubuntu
1 I installed imagemagick using sudo apt install --no-install-recommends imagemagick This also installs a graphical application which can be launched from the Apps Grid (The app launcher is display-im6 q16 desktop) However, is there a way to only install imagemagick command line tools without the GUI application?
- 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
- I am using Ubuntu 22. 04 and when trying to use ImageMagick to convert . . .
One word in the policy xml needs to be edited in order to give permissions for ImageMagick to convert pdf files to images ImageMagick also does batch image format conversion (see the example command at the end of this answer) If a pdf file contains multiple pages with images it is convenient to export the pages as single page PDF documents using the PDF Arranger app (sudo apt install
- How to install delegate libraries for Image Magick 7. 0. 7
A bit of a note - identify version gives me data on ImageMagick 6 9 7-4, which is still installed on the system magick identify -version returned the data for 7 0 7-37
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