ImageMagick command line tool

[Convert|Identify|Mogrify|Composite|Montage|Compare|Display|Animate|Import|Conjure]

ImageMagick includes a set of command line tools to operate images. Most of you are used to providing graphic user interfaces (GUI) to edit images every time you edit images, just like gimp and Photoshop. However, a graphical user interface is not always convenient. If you want to dynamically process an image from a Web page, or you want to generate the same or different images at different times, you want to perform the same operation on many images or duplicate specific applications. For these types of operations, it is a good choice to process the utility command line tool.

In the following section, you can find a brief description of the command line tool. Click the program name to get the specific usage of this program. If you want more information about ImageMagick, read the following command line tool usage:

Convert
Convert image formats and sizes, blur, crop, remove stains, jitter, approaching, draw images on images, add new images, and generate thumbnails.

Identify
Describes the format and features of one or more image files.

Mogrify
Make an image of the specified size, blur, crop, and shake. Mogrify rewrite the original image file and then write it to a different image file.

Composite
Generate an image based on one or more images.

Montage
Create separate element images. Any decorative image containing element images, such as borders, structures, and image names.

Compare
Perform arithmetic and visual evaluations on different images and other transformed images.

Display
If you have an X server system, it can display images in order.

Animate
Use X server to display animated images

Import
Output image files in X server or any visible window. You can capture a single window, the entire screen or the rectangular part of any screen.

Conjure
Explain the script written by MSL (magick scripting language.