ImageMagick Linux mimick ezgif.com result - imagemagick

Question

Ezgif.com is a great page but can ImageMagick get the same results?
Ezgif settings:
Delay: 200 per image
Crossfade frames
Fader delay: 6
Frame Count: 10
My attempt via Linux Terminal:
convert -delay 200 -loop 0 *.jpg myimage.gif

Answer 1

As i told you on FL, you need to simply use
convert -resize (Smallest size) -delay 200 -morph 200 (source) (destination)
e.g:
convert -resize 200x200 -delay 200 -morph 200 /var/home/user1/pictures/*.jpg /var/home/user1/myresult.gif
on my side i can show you the result like this used on WINDOWS
in Windows Pictures folder
used this command:
C:\Users\Public\Pictures\Sample Pictures>convert -resize 20% -delay 20 -loop 0 *.jpg -morph 5 myimage.gif

Answer 2

Here is Unix shell script to create a faded animation of 4 images each with 10 intermediate fades. It loops over each successive pair of images and creates the faded intermediate images by blending the pair at different percentages.
Input:
(
imgArr=(lena.jpg mandril3.jpg zelda1.jpg peppers.jpg)
for ((i=0; i<4; i++)); do
img1=${imgArr[$i]}
j=$((i+1))
jj=$((j%4))
img2=${imgArr[$jj]}
for ((k=0; k<11; k++)); do
pct=$((10*k))
convert $img1 $img2 -define compose:args=$pct -compose blend -composite miff:-
done
done
) | convert -delay 20 - -loop 0 anim.gif
Animation:
Note that I had to shrink the image to 75% dimensions to make the file size small enough for upload here.

Answer 3

A complete one-liner solution with increased delay for main frames and last-to-first transition, with the same settings OP asked:
convert -loop 0 *.jpg -morph 10 -set delay '%[fx:(t%11!=0)?6:200]' -duplicate 1,-2-1 out.gif
-morph 10 inserts 10 intermediate frames between every original frame, so we need to increase the delay time for every 11th frame, so the fx part sets different delay time for them.
-duplicate 1,-2-1 does the transition for last to first frame