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I have several JPG files from a PDF file, so concatenating the JPG files need to be "under each other". How can I do this?

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maybe "montage" do it from imagemagick.. but how? – gasko peter Jan 15 at 8:46
Do you know about ImageMagick? – Eddy_Em Jan 15 at 8:47
ROWS="4"; montage -density 300x300 -tile 1x$ROWS *.jpg output.jpg but it produces low quality images.. – gasko peter Jan 15 at 8:52

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ROWS="4"; montage -geometry 2550 -tile 1x$ROWS *.jpg output.jpg

geometry -> you need to know the original picture width, or at least give this a good value so the quality could be enough

tile -> how many "columns x rows" will the output have? (from the original jpg files) - $ROWS could be calculated with "ls -1 *.jpg | wc -l" if one folder contains all the jpg files.

*.jpg -> input jpg files

output.jpg -y the output jpg

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Small explanation and link to montage website could improve your answer a lot. – Bernhard Jan 15 at 9:05
accept this answer if this satisfies you :-) – harish.venkat Jan 15 at 9:34

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