ImageMagick and GD Library
What is ImageMagick intended for? What exactly is the GD Library? What lies behind their global recognition?
If you want to have dynamic images on your website, the server in which you host it needs to have the appropriate software for that. As an alternative to using static images with a fixed size, you can have thumbnails and automatically resized images based on the device a site visitor uses or you may even flip and invert images using a script application. All these things are feasible with ImageMagick and GD library - 2 pieces of software that could be set up on a server and that work with a great number of widely used scripting languages including: Perl, Python and PHP. That way, you can use images with any web-based application that you'd like, no matter what language it was designed with - a custom-made Perl script or a PHP one. The 2 libraries shall allow you to work with more than one hundred different image formats including GIF, PNG, TIFF, JPEG, and so forth.
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ImageMagick and GD Library in Web Hosting
Both ImageMagick and GD Library are present and activated as standard on our revolutionary cloud hosting platform, so your scripts will be able to use them irrespective of the
Linux web hosting package that you select when you register. This will allow you to create multimedia websites without having to worry about any technical limitations on our end. If you have a portfolio site, for example, you can have dynamically generated thumbnails of the pictures which show your work, while when you own a social network or a similar site that engages your guests in some way, you will be able to provide them with a variety of editing solutions for the images they upload. In addition, you can convert text to pictures, which will provide you with numerous opportunities as to what content you'll be able to offer on your website.