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...
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:
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.
I've inherited management of an Ubuntu system running 22.04. I recently upgraded Imagemagick as part of a apt-get upgrade batch, but there was another version of Imagemagick already installed (I'm ...
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.
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.
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?
I have saved multiple images from google books. I wanted to convert them to a single pdf file, where in I need some inputs. The below two images(one png and one jpeg) are two continuous pages. first
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...
