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      <title>Generating Header Images for Blog</title>
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      <description>Inspired by Sense-Si, the process fills in text into a HTML page and uses a PhantomJS (on a docker container) and takes a screenshot. I wanted to see if I can make these in a simpler way with other tools I currently use already.
Trying out with Image Magick First, lets download the image
wget -O header-plain.jpg &amp;quot;https://source.unsplash.com/featured/1200x630/?mountains&amp;quot;  single command but overflows
echo -n &#39;How to generate caption images with ImageMagick?</description>
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      <title>Today I learnt - Image Magick scripts</title>
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      <description>I was generating logos for Git Notify&amp;rsquo;s Chrome Extension with the help of GoSpaces Tools. I have got a generic one in a decent sized banner. I had to crop off in the centre.
imagemagick to the rescue. but the args? A simple Google search solved it.
convert input.jpg -gravity center -crop 25x25+0+0 output.jpg  source: Image Magick Forum
Fred Weinhaus has put together lots of Image Magick scripts. One I was looking was to crop in the middle is called squareup.</description>
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