// Read the image $image = new Imagick('input.jpg'); // Flop the image $image->flopImage(); // Save the image $image->writeImage('output.jpg');
// Read the image $image = new Imagick('input.jpg'); // Get image width and height $width = $image->getImageWidth(); $height = $image->getImageHeight(); // Create a new canvas $canvas = new Imagick(); $canvas->newImage($width * 2, $height, 'white'); // Add original image to the canvas $canvas->compositeImage($image, Imagick::COMPOSITE_COPY, 0, 0); // Flop the image and add it to the canvas $image->flopImage(); $canvas->compositeImage($image, Imagick::COMPOSITE_COPY, $width, 0); // Save the image $canvas->writeImage('output.jpg');This code reads the input.jpg file, creates a new canvas, and adds the original image to the left side of the canvas. It then flops the image using the flopImage() function and adds it to the right side of the canvas. The final image is saved as output.jpg. The package library used in these examples is Imagick.