Reputation: 21
I 'm trying to convert psd file to jpg format file by using following commands:
gm -convert [input file name].psd -colorspace rgb -resize 150x150 -strip -quality 92 - sharpen 2 [output file name].jpg
gm -convert -clip -negate [input file name].psd -thumbnail 150x150 [output file name].jpg
Both the commands are working fine.But for some psd file having rgb colorspace it does not generate correct rendition.
Any suggestions??
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1464
Reputation: 21
Have you tried ImageMagick
? ImageMagick
has the same command-line, but also have a thumbnail of PSD, get by this:
convert a.psd[0] b.jpg
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 1008
I have just created a Node module that deals with PSD files from the CLI.
For all non-Windows users out there that don't want to crack Photoshop just to see a proper rendered file (Gimp is not really a solution and has a poor understanding of modern PSD files).
Instructions from the Github repo :
Install it :
npm install -g psd-cli
Convert myfile.psd
to a new myfile.png
:
psd myfile.psd
Hope you find this useful ! Any feature requests is most enjoyed, I have a ton in mind and help with improving the code is appreciated :)
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 306
The PSD reader in GraphicsMagick is not very robust and PSD is very complex and poorly documented. The best free implementation I have seen is in The GIMP.
Upvotes: 0