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	This is a quick article on how to merge a set of images, under Linux, at the command line using the '''convert''' command of [https://imagemagick.org/index.php ImageMagick].		This is a quick article on how to merge a set of images, under Linux, at the command line using the '''convert''' command of [https://imagemagick.org/index.php ImageMagick].
−	To merge a set of images into a horizontal line, use the '''+append''' flag with '''convert'''.  Here is an example:<pre>convert a*.png +append arow.png</pre>	+	To merge a set of images into a horizontal line, use the '''-append''' flag with '''convert'''.  Here is an example:<pre>convert a*.png -append arow.png</pre>
−	To merge a set of images into a vertical line, use the '''-append''' flag with '''convert'''.  Here is an example:<pre>convert b*.png -append bcolumn.png</pre>	+	To merge a set of images into a vertical line, use the '''+append''' flag with '''convert'''.  Here is an example:<pre>convert b*.png +append bcolumn.png</pre>
	Source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/21325493/11034541		Source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/21325493/11034541

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Latest revision as of 14:42, 20 July 2021

This is a quick article on how to merge a set of images, under Linux, at the command line using the convert command of ImageMagick.

To merge a set of images into a horizontal line, use the -append flag with convert. Here is an example:

convert a*.png -append arow.png

To merge a set of images into a vertical line, use the +append flag with convert. Here is an example:

convert b*.png +append bcolumn.png

Source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/21325493/11034541