I need to join images in command line mode. That is, to obtain a single destination file from several source files.
I am not interested in animation. I need only to stack horizontally or vertically several files into a single png file.
I have made some trials but it seems to me that it is not possible with png files since they do not support animation frames.
However, as I have already said, I am not finding animation, but only a "stacking" method.
Is it possible?
Thanks for your wonderful program.
joining images in command line mode
joining images in command line mode
Last edited by zomp on 2008-01-09T14:04:09-07:00, edited 1 time in total.
Re: joining images in command line mode
I answer (partially) to myself. I have to use montage in place of convert, as I made before. After some experiments, I recognized that the right options to use are -geometry and -tile.zomp wrote:I need to join images in command line mode. That is, to obtain a single destination file from several source files.
I am not interested in animation. I need only to stack horizontally or vertically several files into a single png file.
I have made some trials but it seems to me that it is not possible with png files since they do not support animation frames.
However, as I have already said, I am not finding animation, but only a "stacking" method.
Is it possible?
Thanks for your wonderful program.
Just another question about a point that I have not solved yet: how can I mantain the trasparency in the source images? Without any options apart the two above mentioned ones, montage transforms trasparency into white background...
Last edited by zomp on 2008-01-09T14:03:46-07:00, edited 1 time in total.
Re: joining images in command line mode
Definitely solved. Used option -background None.zomp wrote: Just another question about a point that I have not solved yet: how can I mantain the trasparency in the source images? Without any options apart the two above mentioned ones, montage transforms trasparency into white background...
Re: joining images in command line mode
Also look at -append
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