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Can anyone suggest a different approach in getting the same end result image?

If that would be the case then why does the -resize alone does adjust the clipping path but when I use the -extent the clipping path becomes incorrect. If I use this: convert origin.tiff -trim +repage -resize 4800x4800 -background white -gravity center -extent 4800x4800 -compress lzw tiff.tiff The ...

There seems to be a bug that "-trim" and "-extent" they don't seem to modify the clip path correctly. Example For some reason the clipping path is changed and shows smaller than it should be. I use Gimp 2.8 to open the file and look at the clipping path called "Path 1". You can notice that after I ...

The script that you provided works very well. The only piece that I'm unsure of is the clipping path on the result image. For some reason it is smaller than what it was before. I use Gimp 2.8 to open the file and look at the clipping path called "Path 1". You can notice that after I run the command ...

When I run: convert origin.tiff -clip -trim -resize 500x500 output.tiff It executes and includes the clipping path. However the clipping path appears not centered. https://www.dropbox.com/s/0oluusbiosf21aa/output.tiff?dl=0 *I just noticed that the end result image has to be tiff not jpg. When I run ...

Question is there a way to keep the clipping path?

Spot on! Thank you for the help!

Thanks for the advise, I modified the original post so it includes the files.

Hello everyone, I'm new to ImageMagick and I'm trying to understand how can I do a multi-step process on the same image. I have version 6.7.8 on Centos. Files https://www.dropbox.com/s/9d5nz19pxkh24u5/origin.tiff?dl=0 -> origin https://www.dropbox.com/s/c05ynjdunw8vxwj/output.jpg?dl=0 -> end result ...