I've got some scanned images in *.jpg format. They are scanned using A4 scanner, in greyscale or colour. Scanned pages have very different dimensions – some A5, some A6, some business cards etc. Scanner cover is white.
I want to trim all the white borders using imagemagick or graphicsmagick (those tools, because I want to further batch-process it). I understand that the border is scanned, so not perfecty white and that sometimes can cause trimming too much or too less of the image. However using trim parameter with fuzz I always get too big image. For example, using image of business card below:
gm.exe convert -crop -fuzz 50% 01-pixelated.jpg 01-pixelated-gm.jpg
produces image which is still not cut from the right and bottom. The result is the same no matter what number I put to the -fuzz parameter.
Could you please test it and advise the command line that will do the job?
Best Answer
In ImageMagick try this command:
I tested it with ImageMagick 6.4.4 Q16 and, starting from the image you linked, I obtained this output image: