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The SimpleImage PHP class

By Cory LaViska for A Beautiful Site, LLC. (http://www.abeautifulsite.net/)

Dual licensed under the MIT / GPLv2 licenses

Overview

This class makes image manipulation in PHP as simple as possible. The examples are the best way to learn how to use it, but here it is in a nutshell:

The two lines inside the try block load image.jpg, flip it horizontally, rotate it 90 degrees clockwise, shrink it to fit within a 320x200 box, apply a sepia effect, convert it to a GIF, and save it to result.gif.

With this class, you can effortlessly:

Requirements

This class requires PHP 5.3 and PHP GD library.

Laravel Installation

Laravel Usage

Usage

Loading

You can load an image when you instantiate a new SimpleImage object:

Or you can create empty image 200x100 with black background:

Saving

Images must be saved after you manipulate them. To save your changes to the original file, simply call:

Alternatively, you can specify a new filename:

You can specify quality as a second parameter in percents within range 0-100

Converting Between Formats

When saving, the resulting image format is determined by the file extension. For example, you can convert a JPEG to a GIF by doing this:

Stripping EXIF data

There is no built-in method for stripping EXIF data, partly because there is currently no way to prevent EXIF data from being stripped using the GD library. However, you can easily strip EXIF data simply by loading and saving:

Method Chaining

SimpleImage supports method chaining, so you can make multiple changes and save the resulting image with just one line of code:

You can chain all of the methods below as well methods above. (You cannot chain the constructor, however, as this is not supported by PHP.)

Error Handling

SimpleImage throws exceptions when things don't work right. You should always load/manipulate/save images inside of a try/catch block to handle them properly:

Method Examples

Most methods have intelligent defaults so you don't need to pass in every argument. Check out SimpleImage.class.php for required/optional parameters and valid ranges for certain arguments.

Utility Methods

The following methods are not chainable, because they return information about the image you're working with or output the image directly to the browser:

Change Log

2013-07-08: Version 2.3 (by Nazar Mokrynskyi)
Differences from Version 2.1
2013-07-08: Version 2.2 (by Nazar Mokrynskyi)
Differences from Version 2.1
2013-07-07: Version 2.1 (by Nazar Mokrynskyi), a lot of refactoring and new features
Differences from Version 2
2013-06-03: square_crop was replaced with smart_crop, which supports varying width/height as well as squares. Simply swap out square_crop with smart_crop to update.
Differences from Version 1

SimpleImage has been completely overhauled since version 1. Here are the most significant changes:

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