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Dramatically improve the quality of re-sized images by making WordPress use ImageMagick instead of standard GD image library.
Features
- Preserve embedded color profile in re-sized image
- Automatically recognize custom image sizes
- Allow regeneration of existing images (optionally for selected image sizes only)
- Configure image quality or use dynamically computed default value
- Optimize different image sizes for either quality or size
Lnguages: English, French, German, Swedish, Turkish
Requires either ImageMagick binary or Imagick PHP module.
Contribute
Code repo available on https://github.com/orangelabweb/imagemagick-engine/
Sawir-shaashado
Rakibaad
- Install either ImageMagick or the Imagick PHP module (see FAQ for more information).
- Download and extract plugin files to a folder in your wp-content/plugin directory.
- Activate the plugin through the WordPress admin interface.
- Configure ImageMagick settings and enable it on plugin settings page.
- Regenerate existing images to take advantage of the new features.
If you have any questions or problems please make write in the support forum.
SBI
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What difference does it make?
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ImageMagick can result in huge improvements in the quality of re-sized images.
Take a look at the supplied screenshot, or try it yourself.
Note that the new images tend to be slightly larger than those of the standard GD library, especially if you specify a very high image quality (95+).
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How do I know if I have ImageMagick installed?
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If you have the PHP module installed the plugin will find it. You can check yourself using the phpinfo() function. We also automatically check a common location for the ImageMagick executable.
If you have shell access to a Linux/UNIX server you can use “which convert” to look for the ImageMagick executable.
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How do I install ImageMagick?
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You’ll need full access to your server and a bit of technical know-how. If you do not have access you’ll have to ask the server administrator.
Don’t do it yourself unless you know what you are doing.
Most Linux distributions have a package for “ImageMagick”. Some have a package for “php5-imagick”. It is possible to install the PHP module using PEAR.
You can also find binary releases at http://www.imagemagick.org including a Windows installer.
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I get a fatal error when activating plugin
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Some webhosts (1and1 for example) need to add a work-around to the .htaccess file.
You might have to add the following line to your .htaccess file:
AddType x-mapp-php5 .phpYou’ll probably have problems with various other plugins too unless you fix this.
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Isbeddellada
1.7.12
- Security fix
1.7.9
- Add better support for ImageMagick 7.0
1.7.8
- Bugfix
1.7.7
- Prevent remote code execution vulnerabilities
- Fix fatal error when “exec” is not allowed by server
1.7.6
- Fix plugin vulnerabilities and added nonce checks
1.7.4
- Important bugfix
1.7.3
- Improve check that image file exists on server
- Fix check of executable path
- Tested compability with WordPress 6.0
1.7.2
- Fixed bug when no image editor available
1.7.1
- Use WP_Image_Editor class to generate filename
- Tested compability with WordPress 5.8.1
1.7.0
- Add option to resize images interlaced
- Fix: Don’t attempt to regenerate SVG’s.
- Handle scaled images with wp_get_original_image_path
- Bugfix cli executable respnsonse
- Tested compability with WordPress 5.8
1.6.5
- Turkish translation thanks to Haydar ŞAHİN
- Bugfix
- Tested compability with WordPress 5.5
1.6.4
- Critical bugfix for .jpeg files
1.6.3
- Clean up code and constant for version (thanks @paulschreiber)
- Disable warning for is_executable if open_basedir active
1.6.2
- Added medium_large image size by default
- Display version of ImageMagick CLI (thanks @marcissimus)
1.6.1
- Fixed deprecated use of gd_edit_image_support (thanks @chesio)
1.6.0
- Small bug fixes
- Small updates to admin UI
1.5.4
- Fixed a bug that could cause transparency errors with PNG
1.5.3
- Tested with WP 5.0
1.5.2
- Tested with WP 4.1
1.5.1
- Tested with WP 3.6
- Fix CSS problems with other users of jQuery dialogs
1.5.0
- Tested with WP 3.5-beta2
- Allow choosing between optimize for quality & size for each image size
- Fix resize UI bug in media pop-up and new attachment editor (post.php)
- Add “ime_after_resize” action after resize
- Catch Imagick exceptions
- Modified code now uses more of WP standard coding style
- Updated French translation, thanks to Damien Fabreguettes
- Updated Swedish translation for new strings
1.4.0
- Tested with WP 3.3.1
- Resize / Force resize button in media library
- Add more precision to resize % when large nr of images
- More sanity tests in ajax resize code
- Use WordPress version of jQuery UI progressbar if available
- Split plugin init into early and late part
- Fix PHP notice (in initial plugin configuration)
- Updated swedish translation for new strings
- French translation thanks to Damien Fabreguettes
1.3.1
- Tested with WP 3.2.1
- Bugfix: escape ‘^’ character on Windows (thanks to alx359)
- clean up IM command line argument handling a bit
1.3.0
- Tested agains WP 3.2
- Fix JS to be compatible with jQuery 1.6
- Remove some PHP notices
- Change command line limit values to specifik byte amounts (instead of “mb”) for compatability with really old IM versions
- Handle open_basename restrictions better
- Handle older versions (pre 6.3.1) of PHP Imagick class
- IM and WordPress compute aspect ratio slightly differently, force the WP values
1.2.3
- Fix bug in resize all images handling, also remove some PHP notices. Thanks to Andreas Kleinschmidt for the report
- Upgrade jQuery UI Progressbar to version 1.8.9, to match version of UI Core in WordPress
1.2.2
- Fixed filepath with spaces on Windows
- Tested with WordPress 3.1.2
- Added question to FAQ
1.2.1
- Fix deprecated warning
- Tested with WordPress 3.1
1.2.0
- Rewrite image cropping for Imagick PHP module to make sure we keep image profiles. Thanks to Christian Münch for report
- Improve test for IM executable
- Administration: AJAXify image resizing, clarify engine selection, only load css/js on actual plugin page
- Handle progressbar version incompatability for jQuery UI 1.8 (in WP 3.1) and jQuery UI 1.7 (in WP 3.0)
- Tested with WordPress 3.1-RC2
1.1.2
- Fix bug with forced resize of custom image sizes
- Fix warning with open_basedir restriction during path test
- German translation thanks to Dirk Rottig
1.1.1
- Fix search-and-replace error from 1.1 that made it impossible to change settings! Thanks to Marco M. Jaeger for report!
1.1
- Working localization
- Added Swedish translation
1.0
- Initial release