// create an Imagick object from the original image $image = new Imagick('original_image.jpg'); // resize the image to 200x200 pixels $image->thumbnailImage(200, 200, true); // save the thumbnail as a new image $image->writeImage('thumbnail_image.jpg');
// create an Imagick object from the original image $image = new Imagick('original_image.jpg'); // resize the image to fit within a 300x300 pixel bounding box, but maintain aspect ratio $image->thumbnailImage(300, 300, true); // save the thumbnail as a new image $image->writeImage('thumbnail_image.jpg');
// create an Imagick object from the original image $image = new Imagick('original_image.jpg'); // resize the image to fit within a 200x200 pixel square, cropping any excess $image->thumbnailImage(200, 200, true, true); // save the thumbnail as a new image $image->writeImage('thumbnail_image.jpg');Overall, the PHP Imagick extension provides a powerful set of tools for working with images in a server-side environment. By using the thumbnailImage method, developers can quickly resize images to fit the needs of their applications.