Extract images from URL in excel with PHP using PhpSpreadsheet

[Eliud200]

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Extract images from URL in excel with PHP using PhpSpreadsheet

Introduction paragraph (2-3 paragraphs):

There are various ways to extract images from a given URL. PHP contains built-in functions for extracting data including the images with a URL. This article is for PHP code to extract images from URLs existing in an excel file. I have used PhpSpreadsheet to read the URLs from an Excel file. Then, I will create a cURL script to extract images from the URL. PhpSpreadsheet library supports Excel read-write operations. It provides enormous features like formatting content, manipulating data, and more. It has a rich set of built-in classes and thereby makes the development process easy. Working with spreadsheets is a common need while handling excel data via programming. PhpSpreadsheet library reduces the developer’s effort on building applications with excel data handing.

Key takeaways:

1. Uses of extracting images from URL from Excel
2. Advantages of PhpSpreadsheet Library
3. Existing PHP libraries used to import-export
4. File Structure
5. About this example
6. PHP code to load and extract image data
7. Render extracted images in a gallery
8. Database script
9. Extract images from URL in excel using PhpSpreadsheet Output

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[WanjaMIKE]

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[hectorkambow]

@Eliud200

How will this article differ from what is published our other blog sites

[Eliud200]

@hectorkambow , I'll be using php 8 which is something lacking to other similar content in the Internet

[hectorkambow]

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[hectorkambow]

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