How do I get the picture size with PIL

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How do I get a size of a pictures sides with PIL or any other Python library

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Since scipy s imread is deprecated  use imageio imread    Install - pip install imageio Use height  width  channels   imageio imread filepath  shape

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from PIL import Image  im   Image open  whatever png   width  height   im size   According to the documentation

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This is a complete example loading image from URL  creating with PIL  printing the size and resizing     import requests h      User-Agent    Neo   r   requests get  https   images freeimages com images large-previews 85c football-1442407 jpg   headers h   from PIL import Image from io import BytesIO   create image from binary content i   Image open BytesIO r content     width  height   i size print width  height  i   i resize  100 100   display i

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You can use Pillow  Website  Documentation  GitHub  PyPI   Pillow has the same interface as PIL  but works with Python 3   Installation    pip install Pillow   If you don t have administrator rights  sudo on Debian   you can use    pip install --user Pillow   Other notes regarding the installation are here   Code  from PIL import Image with Image open filepath  as img      width  height   img size   Speed  This needed 3 21 seconds for 30336 images  JPGs from 31x21 to 424x428  training data from National Data Science Bowl on Kaggle   This is probably the most important reason to use Pillow instead of something self-written  And you should use Pillow instead of PIL  python-imaging   because it works with Python 3   Alternative  1  Numpy  deprecated   I keep scipy ndimage imread as the information is still out there  but keep in mind      imread is deprecated  imread is deprecated in SciPy 1 0 0  and  was  removed in 1 2 0    import scipy ndimage height  width  channels   scipy ndimage imread filepath  shape   Alternative  2  Pygame  import pygame img   pygame image load filepath  width   img get width   height   img get height

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Followings gives dimensions as well as channels   import numpy as np from PIL import Image  with Image open filepath  as img      shape   np array img  shape

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Note that PIL will not apply the EXIF rotation information  at least up to v7 1 1  used in many jpgs   A quick fix to accomodate this  def get image dims file path       from PIL import Image as pilim     im   pilim open file path        returns  w h  after rotation-correction     return im size if im  getexif   get 274 0   lt  5 else im size   -1

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Here s how you get the image size from the given URL in Python 3   from PIL import Image import urllib request from io import BytesIO  file   BytesIO urllib request urlopen  http   getwallpapers com wallpaper full b 8 d 32803 jpg   read    im   Image open file  width  height   im size

[python] How do I get the picture size with PIL?

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