batch-image-resizer

A shell script that resizes to a given width preserving aspect ratio all the images of a folder recursively.

Dependency

The script needs the package imagemagick installed on your system : sudo apt install imagemagick -y

Usage

./batch-image-resizer.sh -d /path/to/root/directory -s 1920 -q 80
where
-d = directory
-s = max size of files that will be resized
-q = quality of compression, this argument is optional and will defaut to 90

This will parse recursively the folder /path/to/root/directory for .jpg/.jpeg and .png files bigger than 1920px width and resize them in place to 1920px width keeping their aspect ratio. Any parsed file with a width smaller than 1920px would be left untouched.