Well, it might be a bit longer than some, but I won’t let it be too long.
I told you this wouldn’t be too hard – nor will this article be all that long. I’m 99% certain that ImageMagick will be in your default repositories! It’s a pretty widely used application! The command for those of us who are apt-using people is simply: The command below is for those who use apt, but you can easily change it to your own package manager. The first thing we’re going to need to do is make sure you have ImageMagick installed. If you don’t know how to open the terminal, you can do so with your keyboard – just press CTRL + ALT + T and your default terminal should open. This article requires an open terminal, like many other articles on this site. With that said and done, let’s resize some images with ImageMagick! Resize Images With ImageMagick: If you want to see what all the options are, I’d recommend checking the man pages – and reading other tutorials that cover the things you’d like to do. That’s why we’ll just be examining a couple of quick ways to resize images with ImageMagick. I simply couldn’t do it within the bounds of a single article. ImageMagick is so robust that trying to cover all of it in a single article would be foolish. ImageMagick is actually quite a useful application for quickly and easily manipulating images in the terminal. ImageMagick – is a free software suite for the creation, modification So, what is ImageMagick? It describes itself as: There are people who still use slow connections, and metered connections are entirely too popular. You people who started off in life with things like 100 GB fiber have no idea the pain we went through to get here! Alas, that whining is perhaps subject to another article, though probably not really a suitable article for this site. I try to be considerate, ’cause I know what it’s like to have limited bandwidth. So, it’s a bit of a politeness to resize your images. It’s nice to not put full resolution pictures online – unless there’s a reason for the higher resolution.
I won’t take much of your time today but it’ll be longer than some other articles – but it really should be a quick read for you today.
This will actually be pretty quick and easy. It’s a useful skill to have if you’re into sharing images or the likes. In today’s article, we’re going to go over a couple of ways to resize images with ImageMagick.
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