imgscalr | Simple Java image-scaling library implementing Chris | Computer Vision library

imgscalr is a Java library typically used in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision applications. imgscalr has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Permissive License and it has high support. You can download it from GitHub.

A class implementing performant (hardware accelerated), good-looking and intelligent image-scaling algorithms in pure Java 2D. This class implements the Java2D "best practices" when it comes to scaling images as well as Chris Campbell's incremental scaling algorithm proposed as the best method for down-sizes images for use as thumbnails (along with some additional minor optimizations). imgscalr also provides support for applying arbitrary BufferedImageOps against resultant images directly in the library. TIP: imgscalr provides a default "anti-aliasing" Op that will very lightly soften an image; this was a common request. Check Scalr.OP_ANTIALIAS. TIP: All resizing operations maintain the original images proportions. TIP: You can ask imgscalr to fit an image to a specific width or height regardless of its orientation using a Mode argument. This class attempts to make scaling images in Java as simple as possible by providing a handful of approaches tuned for scaling as fast as possible or as best-looking as possible and the ability to let the algorithm choose for you to optionally create the best-looking scaled image as fast as possible without boring you with the details if you don't want them.