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Pango seems to be working much better.

EDIT: Except that it doesn't automatically assign a font size to fill the space, which is an important part of what I'm trying to do.

convert -size 300x700 -caption:@lorempipsum.txt test5.jpg No -caption: ---- remove the minus before caption convert -verbose -size 300x700 caption:@lorempipsum.txt test.jpg Well, now it just keeps running for several minutes with no output. My guess is that there is too much text for the smallest ...

Well, that works for small amounts of text, but... Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut pellentesque auctor pulvinar. Ut semper enim mauris, a gravida leo eleifend quis. Integer semper odio sapien, ut dictum nunc sagittis ut. Cras bibendum erat sit amet lorem malesuada varius ...

I'll try that

convert -size 300x700 caption:"fe fi fo fum" test.jpg Got the left, expected something more like the right http://i.imgur.com/y0HmfC7.jpg http://i.imgur.com/0AADjib.jpg Code for the right side version: convert -size 300x700 -pointsize 180 caption:"fe fi fo fum" test2.jpg Might be because I went ...

What I did: Put the source tarball in a directory that contained spaces in its name (e.g: "A B") Extracted ./configure make What I expected: Successful make What I got: Error and failure to make Change I made: Renamed the directory to not contain spaces What I got: ImageMagick compiled fine

Upgrading imagemagick seems to have solved that problem.

EDIT: How do I mark this solved?

$ convert -verbose SVG-canvas-test.svg SVG-canvas-test.png "inkscape" "SVG-canvas-test.svg" --export-eps="/tmp/magick-7690KEgYgCpFp2e9" --export-dpi="90,90" --export-background="rgb(100%,100%,100%)" --export-background-opacity="1" > "/tmp/magick-7690qEEi2fs9PDyE" 2>&1 "gs" -q -dQUIET -dSAFER ...

For me, it doesn't say anything. I assume that means it isn't using Inkscape? EDIT: $ inkscape --version Inkscape 0.48.3.1 r9886 (Jan 29 2013) EDIT 2: Just updated Inkscape: $ inkscape --version Inkscape 0.91 r (Jan 30 2015) This doesn't seem to have solved the problem. EDIT 3: $ convert SVG-canvas ...

How do I tell what imagemagick is using to render? I made the SVG in Inkscape This isn't the image I was using, but it has the same problem for me: ("imagemagick file.svg file.png" produces a 65x18 PNG that contains both the red and green circles, instead of a 60x60 png containing only the green ...

I made an SVG image in Inkscape, and it has some objects outside the page boundaries, and I want to convert it to PNG. I don't want the stuff outside the page boundaries to be in the resulting PNG. How do I do this? I tried this, but it included the stuff outside the page boundaries: convert foo.svg ...