Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

That did it! Thanks to you both.

Ok, I removed the IF statement and I have this: find . -name "*.jpg" -exec mogrify -size 100000 -define jpeg:extent=150kb -interlace line -quality 100 -strip -type TrueColor {} \; Maybe I'm just not seeing it, but how do I pass the actual file size in using -size? I tried what you see above, "-size ...

Here's what I have so far. Running this is a bash window. if [ find . -name "*.jpg" -size +100000c ]; then -exec mogrify -define jpeg:extent=150kb -interlace line -quality 100 -strip -type TrueColor {} else -exec mogrify -interlace line -strip -type TrueColor {} \; I cobbled that together from your ...

I figured that might be the answer. This sounds simple as stated, however I am having issues getting it working as I am newer to ImageMagick. Mind giving me a hand on the actual implementation?

I am using mogrify to process JPGs in a directory, however I only want to target JPG files that are at least 100kb in size. Having this run on already small JPEG files in the target directory isn't desired. I've searched and most everything I've seen has been in relation to image dimensions. This is ...