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How do you determine the color mode of a .png file? So if its black and white (grayscale) vs. RGB vs. RGB+transparency?
Can you do this without installing software? I am on windows (though I'm sure Mac/Linux users would like a answer too)
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How do you determine the color mode of a .png file? So if its black and white (grayscale) vs. RGB vs. RGB+transparency?
Can you do this without installing software? I am on windows (though I'm sure Mac/Linux users would like a answer too)
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On *nix environments (Linux/MacOS) the file
command should do it:
$> file aaa.png
aaa.png: PNG image data, 225 x 225, 8-bit colormap, non-interlaced
This exists on Windows via the WSL if it's enabled/installed, but I don't have a Windows machine to test it on.
See also: What is the equivalent to the Linux File command for windows?