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Identify dominant colors in an image
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#!/bin/sh | |
# CROP IMAGE INTO HD FORMAT 1080X720 FROM CENTRE | |
convert $1 -resize 1080x1080 resized-$1 | |
convert resized-$1 -gravity center -crop 1080x720 cropped-$1 | |
# GET FIVE MOST DOMINANT HEX COLORS FROM ANY IMAGE | |
convert cropped-$1 +dither -colors 5 -unique-colors txt: | awk '{ print $3 }' | grep '#' > hex.tmp | |
# CREATE A RECTANGLE FROM EACH HEX COLOR WITH HEX CODE AS TEXT IN THE MIDDLE | |
while read p; do | |
convert -size 216x144 xc:$p rect-$p.png | |
convert -background '#0008' -fill white -gravity center -size 216x30 caption:$p rect-$p.png +swap -gravity south -composite rect-$p.png | |
done <hex.tmp | |
# COMBINE RECTANGLES INTO ONE COMBINED IMAGE | |
convert +append rect-*.png combined.png | |
# APPEND COMBINED IMAGE BELOW THE ORIGINAL IMAGE | |
convert -append cropped-$1 combined.png $1-colors.jpg | |
# REMOVE TEMPORARY FILES | |
rm hex.tmp rect* cropped-$1 resized-$1 #combined.png |
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