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Easy way to create and convert AVIF (lossless and lossy) in Windows

Contents AVIF image format: How to create AVIF lossless and lossy and convert to JPG Why AVIF is better Examples of AVIF files Utility for converting to AVIF format and from AVIF format to other formats How to convert an image to AVIF How to convert an image from AVIF format to JPG and any other format Easy way to...

AVIF image format: converting between format, AVIF lossless and lossy, how to view AVIF file properties in Linux

Contents AVIF image format: How to create AVIF lossless and lossy and convert to JPG Why AVIF is better Examples of AVIF files Utility for converting to AVIF format and from AVIF format to other formats How to convert an image to AVIF How to convert an image from AVIF format to JPG and any other format How to convert...

Easy way to create and convert WebP (lossless and lossy) in Windows

Contents WebP image format: how to create WebP lossless and lossy and convert to JPG Why is WebP better Utility for converting to WebP format and from WebP format to other formats How to convert an image to WebP format How to convert an image from WebP format to JPG and any other format How to convert to WebP without...

How to install and use ImageMagick on Windows

Contents 1. What is ImageMagick. What is ImageMagick for 2. Where to download ImageMagick for Windows. How to install ImageMagick on Windows 3. How to run ImageMagick in Windows 4. How to run ImageMagick commands in Windows 5. How to convert images with ImageMagick in Windows 6. How to reduce the size of photos in ImageMagick 6.1 How to increase...

WebP image format: converting between formats, WebP lossless and lossy creation and verification in Linux

Contents WebP image format: how to create WebP lossless and lossy and convert to JPG Why is WebP better Utility for converting to WebP format and from WebP format to other formats How to convert an image to WebP format How to convert an image from WebP format to JPG and any other format How to convert to WebP without...

ImageMagick error on Windows: “magick: unable to open image ''test': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/3565. magick: no decode delegate for this image format `' @ error/constitute.c/ReadImage/741.” (SOLVED)

If in Windows 11 open CMD: cmd And then run the command: magick '.\Для теста.jpg' test.png An error will be received that there is no such file or directory: magick: unable to open image ''.\╨Ф╨╗╤П': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/3565. magick: no decode delegate for this image format `' @ error/constitute.c/ReadImage/741. You can see that non-Latin characters are...

How to modify images on the Linux command line

ImageMagick is a powerful program and library for creating and modifying images on the command line. This section will cover the commands and options that you can use to imitate a drawing with paints, pencil, charcoal, make an image black and white; rotate the image to an arbitrary angle or display the image horizontally or vertically; resize the image; add...

How to add a caption to a large number of images

Bulk add captions to images The article “How to add text to images in ImageMagick” shows many examples of adding text with the ability to change all its properties using the “magick” program. The “magick” utility is part of the ImageMagick package. For details on installing ImageMagick, including which dependencies you need to install to support the maximum number of...

ImageMagick guide: installing, using, and troubleshooting

Table of contents 1. How to install ImageMagick with all dependencies to support the maximum number of formats 1.1 What is Image Magic 1.2 How to install ImageMagick on Linux 1.3 How to fix “magick: command not found” 1.4 ImageMagick: use magick or convert command? 1.5 Why do animate, compare, composite, conjure, convert, display, identify, import, mogrify, montage, stream commands no longer work in ImageMagick...

How to add text to images in ImageMagick

This post covers examples of using “magick” to add text to photos. The “magick” utility is part of the ImageMagick package. For details on installing ImageMagick, including which dependencies need to be installed to support the maximum number of formats, as well as a description of the command structure, examples of usage and all options, see the article: ImageMagick guide:...
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