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I have used ffmpeg for presenting circular images, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63997289/can-you-crop-a-photo-to-fit-a-circle-using-ffmpeg https://stacko

• dylan604 1y ago
  This requires having a second image to use as a mask. With imagemagick, you can have it draw the circle used as the mask without needing a separate file. This would allow for extra flexibility of not having to resize (especially scaling up) the mask.
  • brudgers 1y ago
    ffmpeg is pretty good for resizing images...and can rasterize vector images. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48216871/ffmpeg-support-for-svg-rasterization https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48216871/ffmpeg-support-... For me, the advantage of ffmpeg is in the future I can just google what I want to do. That is easier than finding a bookmark and even if I find it, it might not exist anymore.
    • dylan604 1y ago
      are you suggesting you can't google imagemagick? i don't get the logic