Yes, I know. It is yet another image manipulation class for PHP. But so far I haven’t found the one that really matches my needs. Either they are too complicated or bound to another system. So I simply created my own class with just the functions I need. So it’s the perfect class for me. If you like it, too – even better! Feel free to contribute and make it better.
Please note: This class has been developed some years ago. There are probably better solutions out there by now. If I ever find the time I might redo this class. In the meantime however, feel free to contribute and improve it.
Check out the examples folder for more examples.
Here’s a basic example of what you can do and this is what you’ll get with it.
<?php
include('../class.Images.php');
//Create a new object, send relative or absolut path to your image
$image = new Image('../test/image1.png');
//We can rotate the image
$image->rotate(90);
//and we can resize and crop it to have a nice thumbnail
$image->resize(150,150,'crop');
//lets see what we have!
$image->display();
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