I have a png image with a white background which I'd like to turn transparent. This is fairly simple with this command:
$ convert image.png -transparent white image-trans.png
However, if the white background is not completely white (i.e, #FFFFFF
, rgb(255,255,255)
, etc), then this doesn't work well.
Is there a way to set reduce everything below a certain threshold to complete white? Thanks.
The commandline option you are looking for is
-white-threshold value{%}
So a command of
convert image.png \
-white-threshold 90% \
-transparent white \
image-trans.png
Note: Order of the respective parameters is significant! (You want first to convert all the light-gray pixels to white, then all white pixels to transparent.)
Works for me with 'ImageMagick version 6.7.8-0 2012-07-12 Q16'...
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