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A shell script to generate an Image with text
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| #!/bin/zsh | |
| # Asks a series of questions and then returns an image | |
| # use like "bash catchphrase.sh" | |
| echo "What is your favorite color?" | |
| read theColor | |
| echo "What is your catchphrase?" | |
| read thePhrase | |
| convert -size 1000x1000 xc:$theColor +repage \ | |
| -size 800x800 -fill white -background None \ | |
| -font CourierNewB -gravity center caption:"$thePhrase" +repage \ | |
| -gravity Center -composite -strip catchphraseimage.jpg | |
| echo "See your special image at ${PWD}/catchphraseimage.jpg" |
I went into my Font Book to find a different font, and then I used convert -list font to see which fonts I had available. I changed the font from CourierNewB to Marker-Felt-Wide
Then, I reran the program, and you can see a different result.
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Hi @TarunavBA You can see that I got an error from ImageMagick on fonts, but it still made the image.
I used terminal to create a new file called catchphrase.sh and then I pasted my code above directly. Then, I saved that and then ran
bash catchphrase.shand it was interactive.