How to convert a JPEG image into SVG format using ImageMagick?
如何使用ImageMagick将JPEG图像转换为SVG格式?
3 个解决方案
#1
you'll need to use potrace and convert to a bitmap first.
你需要先使用potrace并转换为位图。
$convert input.jpg output.ppm
$potrace -s output.ppm -o svgout.svg
#2
Actually, with a complete installation of a recent version of ImageMagick it should be as easy as:
实际上,通过完整安装最新版本的ImageMagick,它应该像以下一样简单:
convert some.jpeg some.svg
Of course, ImageMagick cannot do it all by itself -- it uses delegates (helper programs) to handle SVG input or output. (This has been pointed out by other answers already.)
当然,ImageMagick本身无法完成所有工作 - 它使用委托(帮助程序)来处理SVG输入或输出。 (其他答案已经指出了这一点。)
To see a (partial) list of all delegates (and their respective commands), run
要查看所有代理(及其各自的命令)的(部分)列表,请运行
convert -list delegate
To see the config file where all the delegate secrets hide, see
要查看所有委托机密隐藏的配置文件,请参阅
convert -list delegate | grep delegates.xml
To see a (partial) list of SVG handling delegates, run
要查看(部分)SVG处理委托列表,请运行
convert -list delegate | grep -i svg
However, ImageMagick likes to put some of its external helper utilities into 'stealth' mode and doesn't necessarily reveal their presence when using above commands.
但是,ImageMagick喜欢将一些外部帮助程序实用程序置于“秘密”模式,并且在使用上述命令时不一定会显示它们的存在。
Just look into the delegates.xml
file itself. On my system it's:
只需查看delegates.xml文件本身。在我的系统上它是:
grep -i svg /opt/local/etc/ImageMagick/delegates.xml | grep -i --color stealth
<delegate decode="autotrace" stealth="True" \
command=""/opt/local/bin/convert" "%i" \
"pnm:%u"\n\
"/opt/local/bin/autotrace" \
-input-format pnm \
-output-format svg \
-output-file "%o" "%u""/>
<delegate decode="svg:decode" stealth="True" \
command=""/opt/local/bin/inkscape" "%s" \
--export-png="%s" \
--export-dpi="%s" \
--export-background="%s" \
--export-background-opacity="%s" \
> "%s" 2>&1"/>
As you may see, on my system the ImageMagick installation automatically uses (amongst others)...
正如您所看到的,在我的系统上,ImageMagick安装会自动使用(其中包括)......
- ...
inkscape
to convert SVG to PNG; - ...
autotrace
to convert PNM to SVG;
... inkscape将SVG转换为PNG;
... autotrace将PNM转换为SVG;
Of course, one could argue the benefits of rather using autotrace
directly -- but that would require to manually convert the whatever-input-format to PNM first. So for this preliminary step you'd probably use ImageMagick anyway...
当然,人们可以争论直接使用autotrace的好处 - 但这需要首先手动将whatever-input格式转换为PNM。因此,对于这个初步步骤,你可能会使用ImageMagick ......
#3
You'll actually need some software or code to vectorize your image in between, as jpg is a raster format, while SVG is a vector format. I don't think imagemagick alone can do that for you.
您实际上需要一些软件或代码来在两者之间对图像进行矢量化,因为jpg是一种栅格格式,而SVG是一种矢量格式。我不认为imagemagick可以为你做到这一点。
#1
you'll need to use potrace and convert to a bitmap first.
你需要先使用potrace并转换为位图。
$convert input.jpg output.ppm
$potrace -s output.ppm -o svgout.svg
#2
Actually, with a complete installation of a recent version of ImageMagick it should be as easy as:
实际上,通过完整安装最新版本的ImageMagick,它应该像以下一样简单:
convert some.jpeg some.svg
Of course, ImageMagick cannot do it all by itself -- it uses delegates (helper programs) to handle SVG input or output. (This has been pointed out by other answers already.)
当然,ImageMagick本身无法完成所有工作 - 它使用委托(帮助程序)来处理SVG输入或输出。 (其他答案已经指出了这一点。)
To see a (partial) list of all delegates (and their respective commands), run
要查看所有代理(及其各自的命令)的(部分)列表,请运行
convert -list delegate
To see the config file where all the delegate secrets hide, see
要查看所有委托机密隐藏的配置文件,请参阅
convert -list delegate | grep delegates.xml
To see a (partial) list of SVG handling delegates, run
要查看(部分)SVG处理委托列表,请运行
convert -list delegate | grep -i svg
However, ImageMagick likes to put some of its external helper utilities into 'stealth' mode and doesn't necessarily reveal their presence when using above commands.
但是,ImageMagick喜欢将一些外部帮助程序实用程序置于“秘密”模式,并且在使用上述命令时不一定会显示它们的存在。
Just look into the delegates.xml
file itself. On my system it's:
只需查看delegates.xml文件本身。在我的系统上它是:
grep -i svg /opt/local/etc/ImageMagick/delegates.xml | grep -i --color stealth
<delegate decode="autotrace" stealth="True" \
command=""/opt/local/bin/convert" "%i" \
"pnm:%u"\n\
"/opt/local/bin/autotrace" \
-input-format pnm \
-output-format svg \
-output-file "%o" "%u""/>
<delegate decode="svg:decode" stealth="True" \
command=""/opt/local/bin/inkscape" "%s" \
--export-png="%s" \
--export-dpi="%s" \
--export-background="%s" \
--export-background-opacity="%s" \
> "%s" 2>&1"/>
As you may see, on my system the ImageMagick installation automatically uses (amongst others)...
正如您所看到的,在我的系统上,ImageMagick安装会自动使用(其中包括)......
- ...
inkscape
to convert SVG to PNG; - ...
autotrace
to convert PNM to SVG;
... inkscape将SVG转换为PNG;
... autotrace将PNM转换为SVG;
Of course, one could argue the benefits of rather using autotrace
directly -- but that would require to manually convert the whatever-input-format to PNM first. So for this preliminary step you'd probably use ImageMagick anyway...
当然,人们可以争论直接使用autotrace的好处 - 但这需要首先手动将whatever-input格式转换为PNM。因此,对于这个初步步骤,你可能会使用ImageMagick ......
#3
You'll actually need some software or code to vectorize your image in between, as jpg is a raster format, while SVG is a vector format. I don't think imagemagick alone can do that for you.
您实际上需要一些软件或代码来在两者之间对图像进行矢量化,因为jpg是一种栅格格式,而SVG是一种矢量格式。我不认为imagemagick可以为你做到这一点。