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electrophile
electrophile

Reputation: 305

Use Imagemagick to crop large images to a specific aspect ratio and then resize them

I have a bunch of high-resolution images from Unsplash and,

  1. First need to crop to a 16:9 aspect ratio (from the center), and then,
  2. Resize them to 2560x1440px.

How do I do this using Imagemagick on a Mac?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 817

Answers (1)

Mark Setchell
Mark Setchell

Reputation: 207465

I think this will do what you need for a single image:

magick INPUT.JPG -gravity center -extent 16:9 -resize 2560x1440 RESULT.JPG

If you want to do lots, you could use a bash loop:

for f in *.jpg *.png ; do
   magick "$f" -gravity center -extent 16:9 -resize 2560x1440 "$f"
done

If you have thousands, you could use homebrew to install GNU Parallel with:

brew install parallel

Then get them done in parallel using all your CPU cores with:

parallel --bar magick {} -gravity center -extent 16:9 -resize 2560x1440 {} ::: *.jpg *.png

If you have hundreds of thousands, or millions, that will overflow the ARG_MAX, so you will need to feed the filenames on stdin like this:

find . -iname \*.png -print0 | parallel -0 magick {} -gravity center -extent 16:9 -resize 2560x1440 {}

Upvotes: 2

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