convert:tldr:b0d72

convert: Convert an image from JPG to PNG.

convert

$ convert ${image-jpg} ${image-png}

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The given command is written in a syntax that is commonly used in shell scripting languages like Bash.

In this command, convert is a command-line tool used to convert images from one format to another. It is likely referring to the ImageMagick's convert utility.

${image-jpg} and ${image-png} are placeholders for actual image filenames, where the suffix -jpg and -png suggest that the command expects a JPG (or JPEG) image file as the input and a PNG image file as the output.

To execute this command, you would replace ${image-jpg} with the actual filename of the JPG image you want to convert, and ${image-png} with the desired filename for the resulting PNG image. Once substituted, the command could look something like:

convert image.jpg image.png

This would instruct the convert utility to convert the image.jpg file from JPG format to PNG format and save it as image.png.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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