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Set image size and space between the images with montage command If you want to set 2 pixel spacing between the thumbnails, run: $ montage -geometry +2+2 *.png montage.png It is used to shrink only if the the size of the images are 'greater than' the size given.Īs you can see in the above output, there is some space between top and bottom images in the montage. Meaning - It will produce 120×120 thumbnails with 4 pixels on the left and right of each image and 3 pixels below. The default -geometry setting is '120x120>+4+3'. The montage command has an option called "-geometry" which helps you to set the thumbnail size and the space between each image. $ montage image1.png image2.jpg image3.gif montage.png Set image size and space between the images

It is also possible to create montage from different type of image formats. $ montage image1.gif image2.gif image3.gif image4.gif montage.png Not just PNG, you can create a montage from any type of images, for example GIF. If the images are different type, use full name. If all images are same type, you can simply use the following command: $ montage *.png montage.png Create A Montage From Images Using ImageMagick In Linux