ImageMagick

ImageMagick is a photo editing program that allows you to create, edit, convert and change images directly from the command line. Ideal for advanced users, ImageMagick boasts a wide variety of features that allow you to automate graphics processes, work with batches of images and apply complex transformations without the need for a graphical interface.

Compatible with multiple image formats

ImageMagick supports more than 200 image formats, including some of the most widely used ones, such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP and SVG. With ImageMagick, you can convert images between these formats with a single command, so you can save time automating the repetitive tasks you do throughout the day.

Advanced editing features

ImageMagick allows you to perform advanced editing, such as resizing, cropping, rotating, flipping, adding borders or applying blurs and other visual effects. You can also adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and other visual parameters. If you need to add watermarks, overlay text or merge images, you can easily do so using specific commands that allow for high precision and control. If you're editing a group of images, applying the same effect to all of them will save you time and effort.

Automation through scripts

As it works completely from the command line, ImageMagick integrates seamlessly into scripts and automated processes. This allows you to create custom workflows to convert, optimize or edit images in bulk. For example, you can write a script that resizes all the images in a folder to a specific size and converts them to the format you want.

Image composition and creation

You can also create image compositions from multiple files with ImageMagick. You can join images horizontally or vertically, create collages or even generate animated GIF images from a sequence of files. You can also generate images from scratch by specifying attributes such as size, background color and content, which is useful for generating graphic resources.

Batch processing and automation

In addition to automating using scripts, it is also very useful when you need to apply the same changes to a large number of files. Thanks to its batch capability, you can save time and effort when applying repetitive edits or mass conversions. This makes it ideal for projects that require processing thousands of images, such as websites, mobile apps or multimedia databases.

Metadata analysis and editing

ImageMagick also allows you to access, edit or delete metadata such as EXIF, IPTC and XMP. This is useful if you need to wipe sensitive information from images, add custom data or simply view technical information such as resolution, color profile or date taken.

Download ImageMagick if you're looking for a fully-featured mass image editor that allows you to automate photo editing tasks.