I'm searching for image morphing software that can be accessed from the command line, because I want to write a shell script that will morph one image into another image. Specifically, I'd like to be able to enter a series of images into the command line, and produce a morphing image animation. Does any software with this capability currently exist?
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After a bit of searching, I found a command-line image morphing program called xmorph (which is based on the libmorph image morphing library.) It is currently available for Windows and Linux, and it also has a graphical user interface. It can generate a series of images to represent an image morphing animation (based on a source image and a target image), but you'll need to use another program to convert the series of images to a video or animated GIF format. |
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You might take a look at ImageMagick, a command-line tool which allows for all sorts of image manipulations, including a number of operations listed under 'morphology' - You might look to see if that will suit your needs. |
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