I have a bunch of PNG files that I want to rescale.
Oversimplifying a little, let's say I have files named:
- apple@2x.png
- orange@2x.png
- pear@2x.png
and so on, and I want to make:
- apple.png
- orange.png
- pear.png,
and so on, with the output files all at half the scale of the corresponding input files.
Is there a good tool for that?
I have about 200 input files, so preferably the whole process would be automated.
EDIT: I'm on a mac.
Answer
Yep as mentioned by Ignacio, the convert function from ImageMagick can do so.
If you have access to a Unix based shell, e.g. Linux or Mac terminal, something like this will do:
cd folder-with-the-png-files
for i in *.png; do convert $i -resize 50% ${i/.png/}.resized.png; done
The above command will resize all the images in the folder and save them as xxx.resized.jpg.
Note however, that you may need to install ImageMagick first...
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