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Old 04-08-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Text label on jpeg images

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I need a program which can add text label (stamp) on my images. Now I use plug-in for DigiKam but it can't process images in a directory automatically. I mean I insert label on each image manually. Do you know a program that can do that automatically for many pictures?
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Hello,

I need a program which can add text label (stamp) on my images. Now I use plug-in for DigiKam but it can't process images in a directory automatically. I mean I insert label on each image manually. Do you know a program that can do that automatically for many pictures?
The imagemagick suite have many ways to do this, depending on the exact results you want.

I'd start on the man page for the "composite" tool shipped with imagemagick. You can google for "composite watermark imagemagick" and you will find some interesting things for sure.

Once you have your command line, you can easily make a loop to process all the files in a given dir by using your shell of choice.
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Thanks, it works. I use this command:
convert ~/Desktop/*.jpg -font Arial -pointsize 16 -draw "gravity SouthEast fill white text 0,12'My Text'" ~/Desktop/*.jpg
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