This bash script will take a folder full of PNG and JPEG files, convert them into various sizes and place them into different folders based on size.

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resize-with-imagemagick.sh

#!/bin/bash

# This work is licensed under the WTFPL.
#            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE
#                    Version 2, December 2004

# Copyright (C) 2017 Stuart Turner <[email protected]>

# Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified
# copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed as long
# as the name is changed.

#            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE
#   TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION

#  0. You just DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO.

# Download and Make Ready #

# This script uses the convert command which requires the ImageMagick package.
# On MacOS you can install it with homebrew using "brew install imagemagick" ymmv.

# Usage #
# Place this script in a folder full of JPEG, PNG or GIFS.
# In the Terminal, navigate to the folder with the images and this script in.
# The command "cd ~/images/tobeconverted" for example would work.
# Next make the script executable with "chmod +x resize-with-imagemagick.sh"

# Running #
# Run the script with this command whilst in the folder full of images:
# "./resize-with-imagemagick.sh"

# Expected Outcome #
# It creates folders to receive the copies it will create.
# The folders names will be the widths of the images within.
# Copies of the images are created and placed in the correct folder.
# If a folder doesn't exist, the script will create it.

# Up-to-date #
# The most up-to-date version of the script will be at this URL:
# https://gist.github.com/escapologyBB/15a0968f055d17227879e49d0fb9d9b6
# Alternative #
# If you would rather use sips which comes installed on MacOS, I have another script uses that:
# https://gist.github.com/escapologyBB/15a0968f055d17227879e49d0fb9d9b6

# Change the values between the quotes if you need to have different widths.


echo "Checking if the right directories exist, I will create them if they don't"
folder_0="320"
folder_1="480"
folder_2="640"
folder_3="980"
folder_4="1280"
folder_5="1600"
folder_6="1920"

# Check if directory exists, if not create it
if [ -d $folder_0 ]
then
    echo "Directory $folder_0 exists"
else
    mkdir $folder_0
fi
# Check if directory exists, if not create it
if [ -d $folder_1 ]
then
    echo "Directory $folder_1 exists"
else
    mkdir $folder_1
fi
# Check if directory exists, if not create it
if [ -d $folder_2 ]
then
    echo "Directory $folder_2 exists"
else
    mkdir $folder_2
fi
# Check if directory exists, if not create it
if [ -d $folder_3 ]
then
    echo "Directory $folder_3 exists"
else
    mkdir $folder_3
fi
# Check if directory exists, if not create it
if [ -d $folder_4 ]
then
    echo "Directory $folder_4 exists"
else
    mkdir $folder_4
fi
# Check if directory exists, if not create it
if [ -d $folder_5 ]
then
    echo "Directory $folder_5 exists"
else
    mkdir $folder_5
fi

# Check if directory exists, if not create it
if [ -d $folder_6 ]
then
    echo "Directory $folder_6 exists"
else
    mkdir $folder_6
fi

# Let's do the actual conversion now, any JPEG or PNG in the
# current directory will be converted to the appropriate size
# and moved to the appropriate folder.
# You can change the values" if you would like a different width.

width_0="320"
width_1="480"
width_2="640"
width_3="980"
width_4="1280"
width_5="1600"
width_6="1920"

echo "Okay, who's up for some image conversion?!  I know I am!"

echo "Converting images with a maximum width of $width_0"
# Maximum width of 320 pixels
for i in $( ls *.jpg ); do convert -resize $width_0 $i  $folder_0/$i; done
for i in $( ls *.png ); do convert -resize $width_0 $i  $folder_0/$i; done

echo "Converting images with a maximum width of $width_1"
# Maximum width of 480 pixels
for i in $( ls *.jpg ); do convert -resize $width_1 $i  $folder_1/$i; done
for i in $( ls *.png ); do convert -resize $width_1 $i  $folder_1/$i; done

echo "Converting images with a maximum width of $width_2"
# Maximum width of 640 pixels
for i in $( ls *.jpg ); do convert -resize $width_2 $i  $folder_2/$i; done
for i in $( ls *.png ); do convert -resize $width_2 $i  $folder_2/$i; done

echo "Converting images with a maximum width of $width_3"
# Maximum width of 980 pixels
for i in $( ls *.jpg ); do convert -resize $width_3 $i  $folder_3/$i; done
for i in $( ls *.png ); do convert -resize $width_3 $i  $folder_3/$i; done

echo "Converting images with a maximum width of $width_4"
# Maximum width of 1280 pixels
for i in $( ls *.jpg ); do convert -resize $width_4 $i  $folder_4/$i; done
for i in $( ls *.png ); do convert -resize $width_4 $i  $folder_4/$i; done

echo "Converting images with a maximum width of $width_5"
# Maximum width of 1600 pixels
for i in $( ls *.jpg ); do convert -resize $width_5 $i  $folder_5/$i; done
for i in $( ls *.png ); do convert -resize $width_5 $i  $folder_5/$i; done

echo "Converting images with a maximum width of $width_6"
# maximum width of 1920 pixels
for i in $( ls *.jpg ); do convert -resize $width_6 $i  $folder_6/$i; done
for i in $( ls *.png ); do convert -resize $width_6 $i  $folder_6/$i; done


echo "All directories created and image conversions placed in the right place (hopefully!)"