Sips -z height width Rotating Images from sips at the Terminalīy default, sips rotates clockwise so you just need to specify the degrees you want an image rotated, like so: You can adjust this as appropriate, either staying within the proportions as already set by the image, or even resizing a picture out of the usual restraints and going to a completely new size, just remember the command syntax and format for resizing is: The format for the sips -z flag is height first then width, so despite the command appearing dimensionally backwards to many computer users, the above command would resize an image to be 800 pixels wide by 600 high. To instantly resize any image file with sips, you just need to use the following command syntax:
Resizing an Image with sips from Terminal
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