Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

That command started processing the files and was working great, the only problem was it did not keep the folder structure the same it was outputting all new resized photos into the root of my new_image directory. If need be I can replace the files under their original directories with the resized ...

Thank you, going to try it now.

I am now using the command in a batch file. "for %%F in (c:\images\*.jpg) do magick %%F -resize "1536x1536>" new_directory\%%~nxF" It seems it only works on files under the root of the directory. I need it to also process sub directories and output the same structure to the output directory. Any ...

Interesting. Thanks for your help. I am going to check this out.

I am still getting "Invalid Parameter - -resize" Any ideas? And thanks for sticking with me.

I did find this so I think I am a little closer.

for %%f in (c:\images\*) do convert .jpg "-resize" 1536x1536> .jpg

I am running a batch file from the command line on a windows 7 system.

The error I am getting is "invalid parameter - -resize"

I am using windows and I would have to loop through the files. I am afraid I don't understand the syntax of your command. I guess I don't know what should be quoted and escaped. : ( Where would the path go in the command? Forgive me I do not know much about the program. For example lets say my path ...

I have a folder with 1TB of jpg images some of the images are quite large and I would like to resize all of them that are over a certain size. The largest print size that will ever be needed is 8x10, I read that the minimum size for good prints would be something around 1536x1024. So my goal is to ...