ImageCropResize

ImageCropResize is a Python library that provides functionality to crop, resize, and pad images.

ImageCropResize supports most common image formats including JPEG, PNG, and BMP.

You can install ImageCropResize using pip. Simply run 'pip install ImageCropResize' in your command prompt or terminal.

Yes, ImageCropResize requires Pillow, which is a fork of the Python Imaging Library (PIL), to be installed. Pillow is used for image manipulation operations within ImageCropResize.

You can use the crop_image() method in the ImageCropResize library to crop an image. You need to pass the input image path, output image path, x-axis coordinate of top-left corner of the cropped region, y-axis coordinate of top-left corner of the cropped region, width of the cropped region and height of the cropped region as arguments.

You can use the resize_image() method in the ImageCropResize library to resize an image. You need to pass the input image path, output image path, new width, new height and interpolation method as arguments.

You can use the pad_image() method in the ImageCropResize library to pad an image. You will need to provide the input and output image paths, padding values (in pixels) for both sides (left, right, top, bottom), and the fill color for the padding (default is black).

Yes, ImageCropResize can maintain aspect ratio of the image during crop and resize operations. Simply pass the aspect ratio flag as True while calling the crop_image() or resize_image() methods.

Yes, ImageCropResize is an open-source library released under the MIT license and is free to use.

You can find more information on ImageCropResize on the project's GitHub page as well as on the PyPI package page.