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Linux Image Resize

Philip Gasser | 24/05/2010

I like to have all original sized images, but to share they’re just too large. So here’s a quick tutorial how to batch resize and compress your images with a shell one-liner:

- Install ImageMagick with something like:
sudo apt-get install imagemagick
- Copy all the images you want to resize to a folder (keep the original one’s)
- Resize and compress all Images with:
mogrify -scale 50% -compress JPEG -quality 70  *.JPG

Mogrify is very powerfull. You can find a list of all supported options here.

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