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... info to a sheet. There is a Google sheet App for that. https://www0.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/google-sheets-connect So you could use imageMagick to quickly get resolution data and then store data outside. Then you can have simple look at the google sheet anytime. If you need something ...

... Thanks for the reply! However, my development ended up needing even more customization so for now I have just defaulted to using Imagemagick for my lots of my raster editing.

An ImageMagick argument like this should do what you want. Just replace the path to the source and destination profiles with whatever is relevant in you setup. "%1" -profile "/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Color/Profiles/Recommended/sRGB ...

... you want to do is to reduce the size of images (by reducing the resolution I assume) then a much faster, much more efficient alternative is to use ImageMagick. You can install that on your Switch server and run it via "Execute command". There is also an app that makes the whole setup ...

... jobs to send to data. Any help on this would be appreciated! Input job = await job.get(AccessLevel.ReadWrite); <----Customize Input job With Imagemagick----> <----Customize Input job With Imagemagick----> let New_Job_1 = await job.createChild(Input job); await New_Job_1.setPrivateData(Set_Private_Data(PD1)); ...

... use the Photoshop plugin but this was way too slow and had annoying popups. Now I was looking on the forum for better ways to implement this and ImageMagick/Ghostscript pops up a lot. When browsing the Ghostscript website I noticed that the free version falls under the AGPL license. I am no legal ...

Did you update the bin location?

meaning
"/opt/homebrew/bin/magick"
to
"/opt/homebrew/Cellar/imagemagick/7.1.1-43/bin/magick"

I am running out of ideas

... with just one quote. But I found the issue. I've missed two double quote in front and the end of the whole variable: "/opt/homebrew/Cellar/imagemagick/7.1.1-43/bin/magick" "[Job.Path]/[Job.NestedName:Index="2",Space="trim"]" "[Job.Path]/[Job.NestedName:Index="3",Space="trim"]" ...

On a Windows? Because sometimes you need to escape the quotes \"

Did you try using single quotes? Or you may need to contact the author of the script to get some insights?

Hello Loïc.
Thank you for the suggestion!

But I'm still have an error in the Run Command:
"Command failed wtih exit code: "1", error output: "zsh"1: unmatched " "

Best.

Ok, I could get it working somehow: "/opt/homebrew/bin/magick" "[Job.Path]/[Job.NestedName:Index="2",Space="trim"]" "[Job.Path]/[Job.NestedName:Index="3",Space="trim"]" -append "%%OutputPath%%/appended.jpg" When i say so...

Hello Loïc! How are you? Thank you for your input. I already tested the cli magick cmd and it works fine. But in Switch: Command failed with exit code: "1", Error output: "magick: unable to open image '%%/Users/svc_masterbrowser/Documents/Switch Email Template v2/IN_Magick/_000BG_000B...

Hi Have you looked at the log messages what is the command Switch exactly tries to execute? https://i.ibb.co/HTgznhXV/Screenshot-2025-02-03-at-15-56-25.png It's typically a good way to see if your command is well constructed and you can even copy/paste in a terminal to double test local vs Switch.

Hello Freddy! Thank you for your answer. I amended it but the result, still an error, is quite different now: "Command failed with exit code: "1", error ouput: "magick: unable t oopen image. No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/3596." It's the same with a double...

The paths of the input file and output file that you tested in Terminal did not contain spaces. The paths to the backing folders in Switch will, and I think that is your problem. Place quotes around the paths (because there are already double quotes, I would first try with single quotes): '%%[Job......