Reputation:
I have an SVG with many polygons:
https://github.com/barrycarter/bcapps/blob/master/sample-data/current-temps.svg
that looks somewhat like this:
Cropping this and converting to PNG works fine:
convert -crop 100x100+200+150 current-temps.svg /tmp/exhb2.png
Cropping and scaling, however, fails:
convert -crop 100x100+200+150 -scale 1000x750 current-temps.svg /tmp/exhb3.png
How do I make ImageMagick "zoom into" the SVG before cropping?
(I realize ImageMagick can only read, not write, the SVG format, but it should still be able to do what I want?)
EDIT/SOLVED:
Thanks, robermorales.
inkscape -z -e out4.png -w 1000 -h 1000 -a 200:200:400:400 current-temps.svg
(for example) worked like a charm.
I also realized that copying the SVG, tweaking the transform line:
<g transform="scale(3,3) rotate(-90) translate(-90,180)">
and then converting to PNG is another solution.
Upvotes: 7
Views: 5097
Reputation: 53174
Proper ImageMagick syntax here is to read the input, then crop, then resize. See http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/basics/#why Though that is not likely the issue. The issue is that -scale will replicated pixels and so make it blocky. You should replace -scale with -resize. That will be smoother, but blurry for the amount of magnification you are requesting. Try this command:
convert current-temps.svg -crop 100x100+200+150 -resize 1000x750 exhb3.png
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 21
Don't crop an SVG into PNG. You can use viewBox to re-define the crop area then convert that SVG into PNG in highest solution as possible. Check this post https://www.sarasoueidan.com/blog/svg-coordinate-systems/ explain what is viewBox and you will got my idea.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 3553
Try doing scale before crop.
However, doing that using inkscape cli is easier.
Sorry for no links, afk
Upvotes: 5