In this article, we will look into some attributes of an Image object that will give information about the image and the file it was loaded from. For this, we will need to import image module from pillow.
Image we will be working on :
size() method – It helps to get the dimensions of an image.
IMG = Image.open(Image_path)
croppedIm = IMG.size
# import Image module from PIL import Image # open the image catIm = Image. open ( 'D:/cat.jpg' ) # Display the dimensions of the image print (catIm.size) |
Output :
(400, 533)
Getting height and width separately – It helps us to get the height and width of the image.
# import Image module from PIL import Image # Open the image catIm = Image. open ( 'D:/cat.jpg' ) # Create two different variables # The first one will contain width and # the second one will contain height width, height = catIm.size # Display height and width print (height) print (width) |
Output :
400 533
filename() method – It helps us to get the filename of the image.
IMG = Image.open(Image_path)
croppedIm = IMG.filename
# import the Image module from PIL import Image # Open the image catIm = Image. open ( 'D:/cat.jpg' ) # print the filename print (catIm.filename) |
Output :
D:/cat.jpg
format() method – It helps us to get the format the image is in.
IMG = Image.open(Image_path)
croppedIm = IMG.format
# import the image from PIL import Image # open the image catIm = Image. open ( 'D:/cat.jpg' ) # print the format of the image print (catIm. format ) |
Output :
JPEG
format_description() method – It helps us to get the format description of the image.
IMG = Image.open(Image_path)
croppedIm = IMG.format_description
# import the image from PIL import Image # open the image catIm = Image. open ( 'D:/cat.jpg' ) # print the format description of the image print (catIm.format_description) |
Output :
JPEG (ISO 10918)