How to show PIL Image in ipython notebook

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This is my code  from PIL import Image pil im   Image open  data empire jpg     I would like to do some image manipulation on it  and then show it on screen  I am having problem with showing PIL Image in python notebook       I have tried   print pil im   And just  pil im   But both just give me    lt PIL JpegImagePlugin JpegImageFile image mode RGB size 569x800 at 0x10ECA0710 gt

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case python3  from PIL import Image from IPython display import HTML from io import BytesIO from base64 import b64encode  pil im   Image open  data empire jpg   b   BytesIO     pil im save b  format  png   HTML   lt img src  data image png base64  0    gt   format b64encode b getvalue    decode  utf-8

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In order to simply visualize the image in a notebook you can use display    matplotlib inline from PIL import Image  im   Image open im path  display im

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Just use  from IPython display import Image  Image  image png

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Use IPython display to render PIL images in a notebook   from PIL import Image                 to load images from IPython display import display   to display images  pil im   Image open  path to image jpg   display pil im

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I suggest following installation by no image show img show     from PIL import Image     sudo apt-get install imagemagick

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A cleaner Python3 version that use standard numpy  matplotlib and PIL  Merging the answer for opening from URL   import matplotlib pyplot as plt from PIL import Image import numpy as np  pil im   Image open  image jpg      Uncomment to open from URL  import requests  r   requests get  https   www vegvesen no public webkamera kamera id 131206    pil im   Image open BytesIO r content   im array   np asarray pil im  plt imshow im array  plt show

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You can open an image using the Image class from the package PIL and display it with plt imshow directly     First import libraries  from PIL import Image import matplotlib pyplot as plt    The folliwing line is useful in Jupyter notebook  matplotlib inline    Open your file image using the path img   Image open  lt path to image gt      Since plt knows how to handle instance of the Image class  just input your loaded image to imshow method plt imshow img

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much simpler in jupyter using pillow   from PIL import Image image0 Image open  image png   image0

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I found that this is working    source  http   nbviewer ipython org gist deeplook 5162445 from io import BytesIO  from IPython import display from PIL import Image   def display pil image im         Displayhook function for PIL Images  rendered as PNG         b   BytesIO      im save b  format  png      data   b getvalue       ip img   display Image data data  format  png   embed True     return ip img  repr png        register display func with PNG formatter  png formatter   get ipython   display formatter formatters  image png   dpi   png formatter for type Image Image  display pil image    After this I can just do   pil im   But this must be last line in cell  with no print after it

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Based on other answers and my tries  best experience would be first installing  pillow and scipy  then using the following starting code on your jupyter notebook    matplotlib inline from matplotlib pyplot import imshow from scipy misc import imread  imshow imread  image jpg   1

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You can use IPython s Module  display to load the image  You can read more from the Doc    from IPython display import Image  pil img   Image filename  data empire jpg   display pil img    updated  As OP s requirement is to use PIL  if you want to show inline image  you can use matplotlib pyplot imshow with numpy asarray like this too   from matplotlib pyplot import imshow import numpy as np from PIL import Image   matplotlib inline pil im   Image open  data empire jpg    r   imshow np asarray pil im     If you only require a preview rather than an inline  you may just use show like this   pil im   Image open  data empire jpg    r   pil im show

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If you are using the pylab extension  you could convert the image to a numpy array and use matplotlib s imshow    pylab   only if not started with the --pylab option imshow array pil im     EDIT  As mentioned in the comments  the pylab module is deprecated  so use the matplotlib magic instead and import the function explicitly    matplotlib from matplotlib pyplot import imshow  imshow array pil im

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