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You are viewing the documentation for Intervention Image v4. This version is in an early beta stage. Use stable in production environments.

Intervention Image is the most popular open source PHP image processing library. It provides an easy and expressive way to edit images and supports PHP's three most common image processing libraries GD Library, Imagick or libvips.

Features

  • Fluent & unified API for GD, Imagick or libvips
  • Processing of animated Images
  • Support for colorspaces and profiles
  • Support for text wrapping and line height in the font system
  • Improved architecture
  • PSR-12 standardized

The library is written to make PHP image manipulation easy and effortless. Whether you want to create image thumbnails, set watermarks, or format large image files, Intervention Image helps you accomplish any task with just a few lines of code.

Code Example

use Intervention\Image\ImageManager;
use Intervention\Image\Drivers\Gd\Driver;
use Intervention\Image\Alignment;
use Intervention\Image\Color;
use Intervention\Image\Format;
use Intervention\Image\Fraction;

// create image manager instance using the desired driver
$manager = ImageManager::usingDriver(Driver::class);

// read image data from path
$image = $manager->decodePath('images/example.webp');

// scale image by height
$image->scale(height: 300);

// resize image canvas
$image->resizeCanvas(width: Fraction::THIRD, background: Color::rgb(255, 55, 0));

// insert a watermark
$image->insert('images/watermark.png', alignment: Alignment::BOTTOM_RIGHT);

// encode edited image
$encoded = $image->encodeUsingFormat(Format::JPEG, quality: 65);

// save encoded image
$encoded->save('images/example.jpg');

The library follows the FIG PSR-12 standard to ensure a high level of interoperability between shared PHP code and is fully unit tested.

Read how to install Intervention Image or take a look at the live demo to try the results of resizing functions directly.

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