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Boxes PIL and Images

Boxes images

  • This time we will create a box into a box image with two different images
  • we will also save the file as a png into a directory created by the program itself



from PIL import Image
import os
# SQUARE 1
big = Image.new("RGB",(200,200),'red')

# SQUARE 2
little = Image.new("RGB",(100,100),'yellow')

# Let's merge the 2 into 1
# to put it in the middle...let it past at the half of the difference
# 200-100= 100 100/2 is 50 so we start at 50,50
big.paste(little,(50,50))

# Let me create an img directory (if it is doesn't exist)
if "img" not in os.listdir():
    os.mkdir("img")
    
# SAVE AND SHOW RESULT
big.save("img/square2.png")
print("The pic has been saved in img/")
big.show()



out[]: The pic has been saved in img/


If you use python notebook and you want to display the image in the notebook:

from IPython.display import display
display(big)






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