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Thanks @snibgo. I realised just as you were posting your answer.

I think I solved it. The shading is due to the fractional numbers that the command is trying to plot.

Thank you @snlbgo. I have scaled everything up, and now the resolution is in line with the output from Figma. This code: convert -size 2660x3392 xc:transparent -fill '#12C3FB' -stroke '#12C3FB' -strokewidth 21.04 \ -draw "stroke-linecap round path 'M 128.52 2844 L 747.44 2844'" \ line.png generates ...

Thank you for your suggestion. As I need the shape to be in the exact location and of the correct size, I am not sure that enlargening and then resizing will solve my problem. I feel as though I am missing something as if I use this command to generate a line: convert -size 665x848 xc:transparent ...

Thanks fmw42 for your reply.

I need the image for an A1 size physical print so I need the resolution to be better than the command that I showed in the original post. Is there a way to improve the quality?

I am using ImageMagick to draw a rounded rectangle with this command: convert -size 665x848 xc:transparent -fill None -stroke white -strokewidth 0.5 -density 1200 -units PixelsPerInch\ [18:41:59] -draw "roundrectangle 31.63,705.24,219.47,711.5 2,2" draw_rrect.png However, the resolution does not ...

That worked! Thank you

Version: ImageMagick 7.0.8-28 Q16 x86_64 2019-02-19 I am new to ImageMagick and am struggling to overlay multiple images using the command line. Each image is the same size. I can overlay one image on top of another using: convert all.png image.png -gravity center -composite all.png but I am ...