In this short snippet, you will learn the ways to get the image width and height in the Laravel application. The steps are very simple so let's get started.
The first method is to use Laravel Intervention package and you can include this package in your project using the composer command below.
Method 1: Getting Width and Height Using Laravel Intervention
The first method is to use Laravel Intervention package and you can include this package in your project using the composer command below.
composer require intervention/image
Now to get the image width and height you can make use of the "Image" facade provided by the package and load the image resource through the "make" method. Once the image is loaded into "Intervention Image" class, you will be able to call the "width()" and "height()" methods. For this example, we will write the code logic from within a route and return the image width and height.
<?php // routes/web.php
Route::get('image-data', function () {
$imageData = \Storage::get('some-image-in-the-storage.jpg');
$width = Image::make($imageData)->width(); // getting the image width
$height = Image::make($imageData)->height(); // getting the image height
return [
'width' => $width,
'height' => $height,
];
});Method 2: Getting Width and Height Using "getimagesize" Method
The second method is to use the "getimagesize()" function available by default from PHP. To use this function you can just call the function and pass in the image resource.
<?php getimagesize($yourImageHere)
The full code example will be as follows.
<?php // routes/web.php
Route::get('image-data', function () {
$imageData = \Storage::get('some-image-in-the-storage.jpg');
$width = getimagesize($imageData)[0]; // getting the image width
$height = getimagesize($imageData)[1] // getting the image height
return [
'width' => $width,
'height' => $height,
];
});Now when you visit the route "/image-data" you will get the width and height of the "some-image-in-the-storage.jpg" data.
