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

Posted by Alex On January 15, 2025

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...

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

Posted by Alex On January 10, 2025

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

Posted by Alex On January 10, 2025

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...

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)

Posted by Alex On November 3, 2022

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...

Basics of launching and using command line utilities in Windows

Posted by Alex On July 11, 2022

Are the command line and command line utilities relevant today? Windows users are accustomed to using programs (applications) with a graphical user interface, in which actions are performed using mouse clicks or keyboard input. At the same time, even in Windows there are and can be installed many utilities, programs without a graphical interface, with very useful functionality. As a...

How to check PowerShell version in Windows 11

Posted by Alex On August 8, 2021

Finding your version of PowerShell will help you find out which PowerShell features you have access to. The PowerShell command lets you specify a version number, and we'll show you how. How to find out the installed version of PowerShell There is a PowerShell utility to find the version number, which is what we are going to use. First, press...

How to install the latest PowerShell on Windows 11

Posted by Alex On August 8, 2021

What's new in PowerShell 7 PowerShell 5.1 is installed by default in Windows 10 and Windows 11. In recent years, there has been an active development of new versions of PowerShell 7.*: 7.0, 7.1. PowerShell 7.2 beta is currently in development You can view the PowerShell 6.* and PowerShell 7.* changelog on this page: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/tree/master/CHANGELOG Despite the rapid development of...

How to manage services on Windows

Posted by Alex On May 25, 2021

What are services Services are a kind of programs that run in the background and do not require user input. Services can either be specific to the Windows operating system or be third-party applications. Examples of services that the user can install himself: web server, VNC remote desktop server, SSH server, MySQL server. You can manage services: in the graphical...

How to display all environment variables at the Windows command prompt

Posted by Alex On March 16, 2021

This article will show you how to display all environment variables from the Windows command line. PowerShell and CMD First of all, you need to distinguish what kind of program you are working in. The first appeared CMD - Windows command line, shell. For many years, CMD was the only option for running on the Windows command line. Then PowerShell...