Pgmagick write() method - Python

Pgmagick write() method - Python

pgmagick is a Python binding for GraphicsMagick (GM), which is a software suite to create, edit, and compose bitmap images. pgmagick provides functionalities similar to other popular imaging libraries like PIL/Pillow but with the advantage of leveraging the capabilities of GraphicsMagick.

The write() method in pgmagick is used to write or save an image to a file.

Here's how you can use the write() method of pgmagick:

  • First, ensure you have pgmagick installed:
pip install pgmagick
  • Utilize pgmagick to read an image, modify it (optional), and save it using the write() method:
from pgmagick import Image # Load an image img = Image("input_image.jpg") # Optional: Resize the image img.scale("300x300") # Save the image to a file img.write("output_image.jpg")

In this example:

  • An image input_image.jpg is loaded.
  • The image is resized to 300x300 pixels.
  • The modified image is saved as output_image.jpg using the write() method.

Remember to adjust the paths and filenames to your specific needs.

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