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Nick Ginanto
Nick Ginanto

Reputation: 32120

Multiple converts from one source using imagemagick

Is it possible to have one source and from that have 2 types of processed images with different configurations? (and not to read the source image twice)?

Something like 

convert input.jpg -resize 300 output1.jpg -resize 600 output2.jpg

Upvotes: 0

Views: 69

Answers (1)

Mark Setchell
Mark Setchell

Reputation: 207345

Sure, use an intermediate -write like this, and do the big one first:

convert input.jpg -resize 600 -write im600.jpg -resize 300 im300.jpg

Or, if you want to start afresh with each operation:

convert input.png \
  \( +clone -resize 300 -write result300.jpg \) \
  \( +clone -resize 600 -write result600.jpg \) null:

If using GraphicsMagick, I am not sure if there is a better way than the following:

#!/bin/bash
{ echo convert input.png mpr:orig; 
  echo convert mpr:orig -resize 300 result300.jpg;
  echo convert mpr:orig -resize 600 result600.jpg; } | gm batch -prompt off

This is a slightly different version that only invokes convert twice:

#!/bin/bash
cat - <<EOF | gm batch -prompt off
convert input.png -write mpr:orig -resize 300 result300.jpg
convert mpr:orig -resize 600 result600.jpg
EOF

Upvotes: 1

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