#Command line image resize install

#Command line image resize install

Then run command to install the plugin: sudo apt install nemo-image-converterĪfter that quit the file manage via command: nemo -qįinally, right-click on your photo images and use the new options to resize or rotate them. Or resize in percentage or custom resolution.Įnable Resize/Rotate Context Menu in Nemoįor Linux Mint Cinnamon or Ubuntu with Nemo file manager, press Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard to open terminal. In popup dialog, you may either rotate in 90, 180, 270 clockwise or custom angle degrees. Then use the right-click menu options to open the convert dialog. Select a photo image or hold Ctrl (or Shift) to select multiple images. After installed the packages, restart the file manager by running command: nautilus -qĤ. Arch and Manjaro Linux can install it via: sudo pacman -S nautilus-image-converterģ.And for Fedora, run: sudo dnf install nautilus-image-converter.For Ubuntu, Debian, use command: sudo apt install nautilus-image-converter.When terminal opens, run one of the commands below to install the extension: First, click on top-left “Activities” to open overview, search for and open a terminal window: Open terminalĢ. GNOME, the default desktop in Ubuntu, Fedora Workstation, has an extension for its ‘Nautilus’ file manager to do the job.ġ. Enable Resize/Rotate menu option in Nautilus NOTE: This tutorial is tested and works in Ubuntu, Fedora Workstation & other Linux with GNOME Desktop, Ubuntu MATE, Linux Mint, XUbuntu, Linux Lite and other Linux with XFCE4. Your Linux file manager may have a plugin to do the job. Need to resize or rotate your photo images? You don’t have to use any image editors.