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As a user, I'd like to have a GUI way of combining two images.
The imagick command to use is: magick imageA.jpg imageB.jpg -gravity center -background white +append -quality 100 imageA-imageB.jpg
Describe the solution you'd like
The user checks the "Compose" box (which may be in the "Tools" frame)
The user is then prompted to choose Image A, and Image B in the "Original" Frame.
The output image is previewed in the "Result" frame
The user can choose the output quality (defaults to 100)
The user can choose the background color (default to white)
The user can choose to append horizontally (adds +append param) or vertically (adds -append param)
The user can toggle the resizing if the two images aren't the same size (defaults to false, when true, adds -set option:ww "%[fx:min(u.w,v.w)]" -set option:hh "%[fx:min(u.h,v.h)]" -resize "%[ww]x%[hh]" to the command)
The user can rename the output file (defaults to combination of the two file names with a dash)
Hi Kevin.
may thanks, good idea, I was thinking about it but still thinking.
You did great job by describing how it should works.
Let me a while, This month is busy. In September I will have more time for it
Hi, you are welcome, and no problem, take your time 🙂
I may have forgotten some use cases & params in the issue (my use case of the image combining is for creating manga double-paged spreads)
If so, I'll add some either by editing the OG message or adding a new comment 🙂
As a user, I'd like to have a GUI way of combining two images.
The imagick command to use is:
magick imageA.jpg imageB.jpg -gravity center -background white +append -quality 100 imageA-imageB.jpg
Describe the solution you'd like
+append
param) or vertically (adds-append
param)-set option:ww "%[fx:min(u.w,v.w)]" -set option:hh "%[fx:min(u.h,v.h)]" -resize "%[ww]x%[hh]"
to the command)Describe alternatives you've considered
The alternative is to use the command in my CLI which is frustrating and can be a hassle
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