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I need to fit (justify) a text to the bottom of an image. It seems like "-annotate" might be a better tool to get what you want done. This seems to be pretty close... convert.exe -size 824x450 xc:none -font Arial -pointsize 32.25 -fill #0d0707 -stroke rgb(255,255,255) -background transpar...

Any suggestions?j You're executing your Windows "convert" command. You need to call up the IM "convert" command by using its full path, or a generally better option is to put the IM directory in your PATH somewhere before the Windows/System directory. Then when you call up "...

funkyavocado wrote:I've tried -duplicate 5, 2-1 but that doesn't seem to work.

Can you post the command you're using?

On Windows 7 64 Pro, I installed "ImageMagick-7.0.1-0-Q16-HDRI-x64-static.exe", dated 2016-05-01, and downloaded from "ftp://ftp.imagemagick.org/pub/ImageMagick/binaries/". I checked the box to install legacy programs, and it didn't install convert, mogrify, montage, etc. I downl...

and just for my understanding - does the -label command simply not work with mogrify or convert? It shows it as option in the tutorial. The "-label" operator doesn't add text upon the image. It embeds a label tag into the image datastream. There are several methods to apply text onto an i...

That works - thanks - is there a way to make the font size and the splice a percentage, since all images have vastly different sizes and they all should have a similar 'proportion'. I figured out how to do a percentage on a frame - can that be done for all sizes? This would get a bit more complicat...

That works, though I am looking for something that looks more like the label outcome - a solid red bar below the picture with the label in it - not with the label over the actual picture. Is there a way to achieve that with your method? You'll have to find the combination of pointsize, the height o...

What am I overlooking here? I'm using "ImageMagick 7.0.0-0 Q16 x64 2016-03-26" on Windows 7 64. If I understnad what you're trying to do, you might try constructing your command more like this... mogrify -gravity south -fill white -pointsize 24 -annotate +0+20 "Before" "C:\...

Ganesha wrote:

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convert test.jpg -resize WxH> testresize.jpg

Is there any other way of resizing image to produce the same quality of the jar using convert command?

Maybe try this...

I don't understand why second code doesn't work. Its identical to first one, except for values for -extent and -splice. What am I doing wrong? As snibgo explained, at the point the first composite was made, your "forum_page.png" was larger than "forum_read.png". You composited t...

How can I add image dimention into it's filename? This line in a Windows BAT file would take every JPG in the directory and rename it to its original file name, followed by an underscore, followed by WxH, and ending with ".jpg"... convert *.jpg -set filename:f "%%t_%%wx%%h" -qua...

Can anyone explain why or does anyone have any ideas how to counteract it? I spit out widths etc and I'm having trouble thinking of a formula. The "-kerning" setting in IM is the number of pixels added (or subtracted) between each character in the text. To do what you want you'd have to s...

Is it possible to have an annotation with 1 part in green followed by another one in red? The spacing of letters should not be affected as when using the +x+y attribute. Using "ImageMagick 6.9.3-6 Q16 x64" I've achieved varying degrees of success using some of the following. Here's an ide...

Using "ImageMagick-7.0.0-0~beta20160329-Q16-HDRI-x64-static.exe" on Windows 7 64, there seems to be some odd behavior of "annotate" and "draw text" when no gravity setting is specified. These commands... magick ^ -size 600x100 ^ canvas:white ^ -pointsize 48 ^ -draw &quo...

Understood, but its still weird that all works as expected when I'm no longer within c:\inetpub and the actual directory for the site. And yes, all folders within have correct read/write permissions etc It looks like everything is good with the IM task you're trying to accomplish. There are some kn...