This command works for me:
To run from cmd.exe:
convert *.jpg -set filename:f "%t.%e" "%[filename:f].png"
The same, to run from bat-file (double % instead of single):
convert *.jpg -set filename:f "%%t.%%e" "%%[filename:f].png"
Now, let's assume I have this file hierarchy:
test\
|-- small\ <-- this is an empty folder
|-- image1.jpg
|-- image2.jpg
How I should modify existing script to output files in small folder, as shown below?
Current behaviour:
test\
|-- small\
|-- image1.jpg
|-- image2.jpg
|-- image1.jpg.png
|-- image2.jpg.png
Desired behaviour:
test\
|-- small\
|-- image1.jpg.png
|-- image2.jpg.png
|-- image1.jpg
|-- image2.jpg
I tried to use %~dp0
, but with no luck currently.
I think I understand, but make a backup before trying:
mogrify -path small -format png *.jpg
I don't have Windows readily available to test, but in the light of your comments try:
convert *.jpg -set filename:f "%%t.%%e" "small/%%[filename:f].png"