I have used convert this to draw a rectangle on image now i want to undo this the how? help?
convert Image1.jpg -fill black -draw "rectangle 135,55 155,60" Image2.jpg
I have used convert this to draw a rectangle on image now i want to undo this the how? help?
convert Image1.jpg -fill black -draw "rectangle 135,55 155,60" Image2.jpg
Once you draw a rectangle onto an image, it has replace the pixels in the image with the color of rectangle. You cannot undo that. You can replace the color of the rectangle with some interpretation of the image pixels nearby using morphology techniques in Imagemagick by making a mask from the same rectangle and using that to blend the morphology processed image or a median filtered image with the one with a rectangle. But a better method is some inpainting tool. But Imagemagick does not have the latter. See OpenCV or Skimage for that.
Here is how to mitigate it in Imagemagick using morphology (or median filtering).
Create test image
Use morphology close (or one could just use -statistics median 5x5)
Create rectangle for mask (a bit thicker than in image)
Do composite
ADDITION:
For comparison, here are 3 inpainting methods from opencv and skimage.
biharmonic:
Navier-Stokes:
Telea: