Resizing an image looks very easy, but what if you have a lot of pictures in a folder? Actually, there are so many tools that can resize all your images, but most of them are paid software. I’m gonna share a very lightweight tool and of course free, even open source. : D, It’s called ImageMagick.
If you are using Linux, then you’ve always heard the name of ImageMagick. But maybe you very rarely use this software, because it is a console-based software. No GUI.
Then, how to resize all images in a folder at once with ImageMagick?
Ok, make sure that ImageMagick has been installed on your Linux. If not installed, use the following command (I’m using Ubuntu) :
<br />$ sudo apt-get install ImageMagick<br />Once ImageMagick is installed, use the command mogrify command to resize the images. Go to your images folder before you execute the command mogrify.
<br />$ mogrify-resize 50% *. JPG<br />(Change 50% with your desired size and. JPG filetype with your images.) Wait until the process finished.
That’s it. Very easy, is not it? Find the complete mogrify command guide at ImageMagick Website.
Download :
ImageMagick for Linux
ImageMagick for Mac
ImageMagick for Windows
