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After an intense search on the web with no really satisfying result, I convert -size 200x100 big.gif -resize 200x10 small.gif What I had to do is to coalesce the image prior to resizing. This convert big.gif -coalesce coalesce.gif then convert -size 200x100 coalesce.gif -resize 200x10 small.gif Voila!_This_is_for_all_you_folks_out_there_looking_for_a_way_to_resize more very helpful information on |
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Hide/Show CommentsNov 08, 2008
Anonymous
So I did this. My source file, a 271 kb 170x170 gif ends up weighing 420 kb after I resize it to 120x120. Why is this and is there a way to avoid it?
Jan 03, 2009
Anonymous
That's due to the coalesce. You will have to not use this method of resizing if file size is important.
Mar 03, 2009
Anonymous
Hi,
how to put -coalesce in batch? I have folder with animated gif images, and I want to apply coalesce before I resize them. Thx
May 12, 2009
Anonymous
How Optimize Gif:
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/anim_opt/