This script will shrink the images by 25%, then it will check the rotation based on the exif information and finally, it will apply a text watermark, a logo image can also be used, check the commented lines.
#!/bin/bash
if [ -z "$1" ]
then
location=$(pwd)
else
location=$1
fi
#Address of the watermark file\r\n
#WATERMARK="/home/ldavim/Desktop/watermark.svg"
# Check if the directory "watermarked" exists or create it.\r\n
if [ ! -e "${location}/watermarked" ]
then
mkdir ${location}/watermarked
fi
echo "Applying watermark, resize by 25% and rotate by exif info..."
#loop inside all the images in folder\r\n
for image in $location/*.jpg $location/*.JPG $location/*.jpeg $location/*.JPEG $location/*.png $location/*.PNG
do
if [ ! -e "$image" ] # Check if file exists.\r\n
then
continue
fi
newImage=${location}/watermarked/$(basename "$image")
#Scale image by 25%
convert "${image}" -resize 25% "${newImage}"
#Retrieve size of the image and divide the lenght by 2\r\n
size=`identify -format %[fx:w/76] $newImage`
#Correcting image rotation
exiftran -a -i "${newImage}"
#Apply the watermark and create a new image in the "watermarked" subfolder\r\n
##Using an image overlay
#composite -dissolve 20% -gravity southeast -background none \( $WATERMARK -geometry ${size} \) ${image} "${newImage}"
##Using Draw text
#convert "${newImage}" -font Sketch-Block-Bold -pointsize ${size} -draw "gravity southeast fill white text 0,12 'www.STYLETRACES.com' fill black text 1,11 'www.STYLETRACES.com'" "${newImage}"
##Using annotations
convert "${newImage}" -pointsize ${size} -font Sketch-Block-Bold -fill rgba\(255,255,255,0.3\) -gravity southeast -annotate 270x270+7+251 'www.STYLETRACES.com' "${newImage}"
convert "${newImage}" -pointsize ${size} -font Sketch-Block-Bold -fill rgba\(1,1,1,0.3\) -gravity southeast -annotate 270x270+8+250 'www.STYLETRACES.com' "${newImage}"
done
echo "Done."
#If you have installed zenity, a message will popup when the process is complete\r\n
#zenity --info --title "Watermarker!" --text "Process Complete!"
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