Issue
I have let say 128 images . Now I want to merge it as one like 16*8 grid as one image. any software can handle this much image? I used picture merge genius but it can handle 64 images in my m/c.
Solution
Sure, ImageMagick is free and installed on most Linux distros and is available for OSX and Windows.
Let’s say your images are named frame000.png to frame254.png, and they get successively lighter in colour as their frame number increases. You can use the montage command in ImageMagick like this:
montage -tile 16x -geometry +0+0 frame*png montage.png
The 16x means that it will be montaged in rows of 16 images. If you want it 16 rows tall, you can use x16 instead of 16x – i.e. the number before the x is the width and the number after x is the height.
The -geometry +0+0 means to place the images abutting each other without gaps, if you want the images 5 pixels apart horizontally and 10 pixels apart vertically, use this:
montage -tile 16x -geometry +5+10 frame*png montage.png
If you want the images on a red background, use this:
montage -background red -tile 16x -geometry +5+10 frame*png montage.png
Answered By – Mark Setchell
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