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This is an ideal case for ImageMagick. Given input.png: Running this command: convert input.png -draw 'fill yellow fill-opacity 0.5 polygon 50,50 100,30 150,50 100,150' output.png Produces ...
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This is an ideal case for ImageMagick. Given input.png:  Running this command: ``` convert input.png -draw 'fill yellow fill-opacity 0.5 polygon 50,50 100,30 150,50 100,150' output.png ``` Produces output.png:  For far more information, see [the documentation](https://imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php?#draw).