squish lets you resize images via the command line.
cargo:
cargo install --git https://github.com/dhth/squish.gitUsage: squish [OPTIONS] <INPUT>
Arguments:
<INPUT> Local file path, or "cb" for system clipboard
Options:
-w, --width <INTEGER> Width of resized image [default: 800]
-o, --output-file <FILE> Destination of resized output file
-c, --copy-to-clipboard Whether to copy resized image to clipboard (only supported for PNG images)
-b, --blur-strength <INTEGER> Blur strength [default: 0]
-v, --verbose Whether to print updates
-m, --print-markdown-address Whether to print address of output file in markdown format
-h, --help Print help
# resize clipboard contents, and write them back to clipboard
squish -c cb
# resize clipboard contents, and write them to a file
squish -o path/to/output/image.png cb
# resize a local file, and write resized contents to a file
squish -o path/to/output/image.png path/to/input/image.png
# resize a local file, and write resized contents to a file and the clipboard
squish -o path/to/output/image.png -c path/to/input/image.pngsquish has only been tested on macOS so far. Feedback on any bugs on
Linux/Windows via issues is very much
appreciated.