.NET developers no longer have to fight with images to fit into a webpage,
or windows program,
DotNet Graphic Toolbox is here. DotNet Graphic Toolbox is the easy way for .NET developers to resize, one, or many images to be able to fit into a predetermined
maximum image size.
For instance, say you have an image from a digital camera which is 2,816 pixels wide by 2,112 pixels tall, and about 2.5 MB in file size. If you have a webpage which needs this image to fit in a space of 400 x 300 pixels, clearly, this file is too large. Also, at 2.5 MB in file size, it will take a long time to download and slow down your website. What should you do? We're here for you. DotNet Graphic Toolbox allows you to easily resize an image into a smaller maximum size. So, you can take the original image and have it resized to fit within the space of 400 x 300 pixels. This gives you an image which will fit in the predetermined size and with a file much smaller than the original file. Of course, the original file is left unchanged.
All this functionality can be put into your code with our .NET Framework 2.0 DLL for DotNet Graphic Toolbox.
Code samples are available on our website. Simply put, with just a few lines
of code, you've got all the work done of resizing an image to a smaller
predetermined size. Additionally, DotNet Graphic Toolbox allows you to read an
image file and find out it's height and width dimensions.
Sample code to show reading image height and width dimensions is provided on our
website, as well.
Additionally, it has the ability to read a file as a byte array and output the resized image as a byte array. This could come in handy if you
wanted to save the outputted files to a database and retrieve them from the
database, or any other usage you could need or use with the binary data of an image.
Sample code is provided on our site as well to show how reading and writing the
images to binary arrays is done with our DLL.
We have a free trial available which allows you to resize image to a maximum size of 200 x 200 pixels,
without a watermark. Download DotNet Graphic Toolbox by clicking here. If
outputting images of other than 200 x 200 pixels, these have a watermark added to them, in free mode. To have the watermark removed on subsequently created images, simply
purchase a license for the software, install the license code, and you can then output images without watermarks.
To find our
current pricing, see the DotNet Graphic Toolbox site.