I am trying to convert the html to an image using the screenshot but when the image is higher than the display screen it is cropped, is there a better way to convert the html to an image.
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What I want to achieve example image is attached.
I wanted to crop a specific area of images, the images uploaded are of different dimensions but all have these areas so i want a python script that can crop actually that part and make a new image.
I am uploading the original pics too and the pics after cropping too, the output I want to achieve actually.
First original image
First cropped image
Sceond Original Image
Second cropped Image
I have a single PNG image(32px X 128px). Each 32px square contains a image as shown below.
What widget(s) should i use in flutter to provide this image as input and expect a GIF like animated image?
If that is not possible, how can i import few images(maybe 4 images) and display them one after the other inside the same Container, to make the image look like its animating?
Use this package spritewidget https://pub.dev/packages/spritewidget
I am using filepicker service to upload image. when I convert the image and add watermark it gets distorted if 'fit' parameter is set to any other than 'max'. Am I missing somthing?
Here is an Example and here is Filepicker.io Documentation about Image conversion
Lets say I have an image that has a DPI of 72 and a width/height of 100px/100px.
However when I add the image and render the PDF, the image that is displayed is bigger than 100px/100px. How can I ensure that the when adding the image to the PDF using iTextSharp that I keep the same pixel dimensions as the original image, in this case 100px/100px?
It sounds like you'll want to check out the ScaleAbsolute method of the iTextSharp.text.Image, which will explicitly set the height/width of an image. There are a couple of related methods you'll want to read up to: ScalePercent and ScaleToFit.
These methods are described in the SourceForge iTextSharp tutorial which includes samples. See tge "Scaling and Rotating the Image" section.