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"+append" appends horizontally. "-append" appends vertically. You would adjust the width instead of the height: The "-resize" normally takes two numbers, like 23x34. for width and height. You are supplying only one, so IM calculates the other.

snibgo wrote: ↑2018-02-06T22:36:51-07:00 "+append" appends horizontally. "-append" appends vertically. You would adjust the width instead of the height:

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-resize "%%[fx:max(u.w,v.w)]x"

The "-resize" normally takes two numbers, like 23x34. for width and height. You are supplying only one, so IM calculates the other.

Is there a question here?

fmw42 wrote: ↑2018-02-07T09:50:34-07:00 Is there a question here?

Ok, since you asked.. I'm trying to not abuse of you guy's patience but... would it be possible to automatically, instead of just merging them and keeping their original height or width, to create a new image with a height and width already defined, and to merge them side by side in it?

To be more clear and to explain me better, I would selecte two images, and to create a new image with them side by side and split in half, with resolution of, let's say "1000X400", and I would like to centralize each image inside its respective square/parts?

Something like this:


Instead of this:

That is possible, but it means cropping one or both images to fit the half width. I presume you mean that the appended image is to be 1000X400? Is that correct?

Try this:
or
Change the names of the images for your purposes.

See
https://www.imagemagick.org/script/comm ... p#geometry
https://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/thumbnails/#cut

Thank you so much, it worked perfectly!

So... that first script, would it be possible to make it to merge two gif files side by side?

"magick %1 %2 -resize "x%%[fx:max(v.h,u.h)]" +append file.png"

I tried to twerk it a little bit (like changing the command to ".gif"), but it ended up combining all the images inside each gif side by side, instead of something like this:

Snibgo's method may have trouble if the number of frames and frame delays are different. See https://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/anim_mods/#merging