With ImageMagick, how can you see all available fonts?

To list only the font names, do convert -list font | grep Font

If you have recently installed a font which is not appearing when using:

convert -list font

You can flush your font cache with:

fc-cache -f -v

Your OS file system will list all your fonts.

But if you are asking about fonts that Imagemagick knows about for use by name, then use convert -list font to see all those fonts listed in its type.xml file.

If that shows nothing, then if you are on a unix-like platform, you can use the perl script by Anthony Thyssen to install your fonts into the type.xml file rather than doing them by hand. See https://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/scripts/imagick_type_gen.

Then doing convert -list font should list the ones that Imagemagick recognizes and you can then use them by name -font fontname . Otherwise, you need to provide the full path to the font file -font path/to/font.suffx.

I find the gnome-font-viewer more useful to see all the fonts visually compared to a list of names returned on the command line.