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uh hello guys uh welcome to this video
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so in this video I will show you uh how
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to resize crop and rotate images inside
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the terminal using an open-source
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library called as image magic image
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magic you can directly install it
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download it it's open source and you can
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use it terminal in terminal so this is
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their official website i've already
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downloaded that it offers the CLI tool
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which is available for Linux Mac and
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Abuntu system so just go to the I have
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this 1 JPG file right here so what I
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will do is that I will need to resize
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this image so it's very easy to do this
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so you can simply type here magic and
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then the file name which is 1
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jpg and then you basically tell we need
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to resize it or crop it so we actually
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pass this flag here dash resize and here
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you specify the dimensions so let's
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suppose I want to resize this image to
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500 width and 500 height so I specify
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the dimensions and then the output file
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name so resized jpg so as soon as I do
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this you will see a file is created and
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uh now if I go to the properties here
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and go to the details you will see the
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width and the
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height so it it is successfully
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resized to it actually also maintains
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the aspect ratio here you will see that
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and you will see also the size
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difference so original image was 108
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kilob but it has been compressed here
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resized 23.7 kilob and then it also
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provides you with the command you can
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even do this by percentage as well dot
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resize so if you want to resize it 50%
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you can specify
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this so now what happens it actually
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takes this input image resize it to the
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50%
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you can even provide the percentage here
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so now it will do the percentage and it
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will resize this image percentage wise
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as well so you can see
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that so if I do here let's suppose uh 10
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10%
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so now you can see it has resized it to
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the 10% so it's very easy to do this
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guys and uh then we can even crop images
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as well so for cropping images we
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actually have this flag in image magic
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dashcrop so it will actually crop or cut
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a specific portion from the image so I
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can specify tag dimensions 200 by 300
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plus the width and the height so 10 + 10
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so this is actually the dimensions and
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then we simply say crop dot jpg so now
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what happens it actually crops a certain
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portion of the image and save this image
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you will see
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that in this easy way you can even crop
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images and then lastly we can even
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rotate images so there is a flag here
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you can pass here dash rotate this is
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for rotation of images here you specify
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the angle and then the output file
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name so now if you see the image has
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been successfully rotated so you can see
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that guys it's a very useful library
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image magic you can install this inside
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your system and from the terminal itself
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you can do the image editing operation
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such as cut sorry the resize operation
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or crop operation or rotate operation
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very easily using the terminal and thank
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you very much for watching this video
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