Required- Small Image Conversion Command Line Tool

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Hi. In one of my program I need to do image conversion between some formats. I mainly need to do SVG -> JPG and JPG -> SVG conversion. For converting to SVG I found a wonderful command line tool called 'potrace'. However, I cannot find a small tool for converting SVG to other formats. Most suggest ImageMagic but it's a 15 MB setup file. It's just too bit for the one single small task I want to perform. Is there a small (preferably <1 MB if possible) command line based image converter?

P.S.; I need to use it only on Windows.

Posted 17-Jul-14 19:29pm

Harshil Sharma

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Mehdi Gholam 18-Jul-14 1:34am

If it works then use it.

Harshil Sharma 18-Jul-14 7:01am

What do you mean? Should I just use ANYTHING that gets the work done?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-07-17T19:53:00

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I recommend open-source multiplatform FFMpeg:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ffmpeg[^],
http://ffmpeg.org/[^].

It's hard to find anything more universal than that, covering more media formats and codecs, all inclusive.

—SA

Posted 17-Jul-14 19:53pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov