I have some Google Material Design icons in a folder. Around 100 of them in a folder. They are very small, the canvas is only 24x24 px. I got Inkscape installed and can resize them one by one. But there is a total of 1000 + SVGs and resizing them one by one will take ages.
It would be great if someone can help me batch resize the content of each folder ( around 10 folders altogether). I am trying to resize to 48px or 64 px size. Thanks.
I tried it with a few Google Material icons and it seemed to work in a browser and Inkscape. I don't know if your destination will allow transforms or groups, but I think it's valid SVG.
You would also need a batch file renaming utility like Thunar to update the filenames to indicate the new sizes.
I would use the gedit advanced find replace plugin, but it's not loading for me on my Mint system. :( Maybe you will have better luck installing the plugin.
There are other linux text editors that replace across documents, maybe try Atom.
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I have some Google Material Design icons in a folder. Around 100 of them in a folder. They are very small, the canvas is only 24x24 px. I got Inkscape installed and can resize them one by one. But there is a total of 1000 + SVGs and resizing them one by one will take ages.
It would be great if someone can help me batch resize the content of each folder ( around 10 folders altogether). I am trying to resize to 48px or 64 px size. Thanks.
PS : I am using 18.04 Ubuntu.
I would try using a text editor like gedit to make an update across documents using find/replace:
These replacements change the viewbox (page size) and adds a group wrapper around all the paths and applys a scale transform to the group.
I tried it with a few Google Material icons and it seemed to work in a browser and Inkscape. I don't know if your destination will allow transforms or groups, but I think it's valid SVG.
You would also need a batch file renaming utility like Thunar to update the filenames to indicate the new sizes.
Have a nice day.
TD
Thanks @TylerDurden
How can I open all the files in the folder at the same time using Gedit ? Or, do I have to do it one by one ?
Edit:
It works, but not sure to resize as a batch
I would use the gedit advanced find replace plugin, but it's not loading for me on my Mint system. :( Maybe you will have better luck installing the plugin.
There are other linux text editors that replace across documents, maybe try Atom.
For renaming, you migh try: http://ivanrf.com/en/portfolio-posts/massive-file-renamer/
TD
Thanks. I will try :)