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I use it in command line. Thank you.

FOR /R %A in (*.png) DO ( FOR /F "usebackq skip=1 tokens=6 delims=():, " %C IN (`convert "%A" -alpha off -crop 1x1+0+0 -depth 16 txt:`) DO set ONE_PIXEL=%C if "%ONE_PIXEL%"=="#FFFF00000000" ( convert "%A" -fill "rgba(255,255,255,0)" -draw "color 0,0 point" png32:"%~npA.png") ) This works fine with ...

This looks fine. It gets file path in %A. FOR /R %A in (*.png) DO ( FOR /F "usebackq skip=1 tokens=6 delims=():, " %C ^ IN (`convert "%A" ^ -alpha off ^ -crop 1x1+0+0 ^ -depth 16 ^ txt:`) ^ DO set ONE_PIXEL=%C if "%ONE_PIXEL%"=="#FFFF00000000" ( convert "%A" -fill "rgba(255,255,255,0)" -draw "color ...

This does not work, but you mean something like this? FOR /R %A in (*.png) DO ( FOR /F "usebackq skip=1 tokens=6 delims=():, " %C ^ IN (`convert %A ^ -alpha off ^ -crop 1x1+0+0 ^ -depth 16 ^ txt:`) ^ DO set ONE_PIXEL=%C if "%ONE_PIXEL%"=="#FFFF00000000" ( convert "%A" -fill "rgba(255,255,255,0 ...

Thanx. So is this possible?

(check the top left corner of *.png and if it's red, replace it with transparent color,if it's not do nothing) to all images of all folders.

Sorry for my late reply. It works fine when I use it with convert and I tried to use it with mogrify, but failed. FOR /F "usebackq skip=1 tokens=6 delims=():, " %C ^ IN (`mogrify *.png^ -alpha off ^ -crop 1x1+0+0 ^ -depth 16 ^ txt:`) ^ DO set ONE_PIXEL=%C if "%ONE_PIXEL%"=="#FFFF00000000" ( mogrify ...

Thank you. I will check the page. I don't care so much about the red color. I will delete it anyway. I need to have the red pixel to make it border area to trim image's useless transparent areas that After Effects makes when rendering. Red pixel also tells me x y coordination of images.It's hard to ...

OK. This works fine. FOR /R %A IN (*.png) DO ( convert "%A" -fill "rgba(255,255,255,0)" -draw "color 0,0 point" png32:"%~npA.png") Seems I need to add quotation to -fill. Thank you very much. It saves tons of times. I will use white transparent color. I never thought about color of transparent area ...

And I should have said that I need to do resizing before removing red dot, because I need to use After Effects to do render and resizing. AE's resizing is crisper than ImageMagick.

Thank you for your comments. I don't need to worry about mixing, because I placed the red dot on the place where there are no colors around. And I need to have transparent dot. I tried to batch all files of all sub folders, but this does not work. it says I used -draw incorrectly. FOR /R %A IN ...

Hello. I needed to do batch resizing to 32 bit png images and all png images have 1 pixel red dot,which I intentionally painted to use as a mark,on top left corner of images(x 0 Y 0 coordinate.). After resizing,I need to replace it with transparent 1 pixel dot,but I can't. 1 pixel red dot's color ...