If your app requires the ImageMagick executables (for example, your app's configuration page asks for a path to ImageMagick) rather than the ImageMagick PHP extension, you can install the ImageMagick package by logging in to your server as root and running this command:

sudo apt-get install imagemagick

You will then be able to run commands, such as convert, from the command line.

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