Resize Images

Name: resize-image
Rating: 65
Author: zocomputer

Purpose

Resize images to specific dimensions, percentages, or file sizes using ImageMagick.

Input

•Path to the image file(s) you want to resize
•Target dimensions or percentage

Steps

•Install ImageMagick:

bash

apt-get update && apt-get install -y imagemagick

•Resize the image based on user's requirements:

bash

# Resize to specific width (height auto-calculated to maintain aspect ratio)
convert "<user's_image_path>" -resize 800x "<output_image_path>"

# Resize to specific height (width auto-calculated to maintain aspect ratio)
convert "<user's_image_path>" -resize x600 "<output_image_path>"

# Resize to exact dimensions (may distort image)
convert "<user's_image_path>" -resize 800x600! "<output_image_path>"

# Resize to fit within dimensions (maintains aspect ratio)
convert "<user's_image_path>" -resize 800x600 "<output_image_path>"

# Resize by percentage
convert "<user's_image_path>" -resize 50% "<output_image_path>"

# Batch resize all images in a directory
for img in *.jpg; do convert "$img" -resize 1920x1080 "resized_$img"; done

•Tell the user where the resized image(s) were saved.

Note

The default resize maintains aspect ratio. Use the '!' flag to force exact dimensions if needed.