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These are the easy ones. What would be amazing is the arcane incantations that mere mortals don't remember. Another tool that this is nice for is imagemagick.

• NegativeLatency 4y ago
  Have you tried/considered trying it in an svg and then converting to a raster format?
• ehsankia 4y ago
  Indeed, these are very basic stuff, which may be useful for some people's workflow, but then by the time I started remember this website, I'll probably have already memorized the few flags the website profiles anyways. In my experience, you're just better off searching for what you need, in my experience you'll always find a bunch of results with the exact ffmpeg incantation you need for your specific rare usecase.
• HellsMaddy 4y ago
  For a long time, I've wanted an interactive Imagemagick interface that allows you to add/tweak flags and shows an immediate preview. The Imagemagick site has something sorta like this[0] but it's not very good. My current workflow is to open the image in a viewer that automatically reloads on change, like feh or sxiv, and then in my terminal use <M-a> to run the command without clearing the command line. [0]: https://magickstudio.imagemagick.org/scripts/MagickStudio.cgi https://magickstudio.imagemagick.org/scripts/MagickStudio.cg...