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High-performance Node.js image processing for converting large images to web-friendly formats.
High-performance Node.js image processing for converting large images to web-friendly formats.
sharp is a high-speed Node-API module leveraging the libvips image processing library. It excels at converting large images to smaller, web-friendly formats like JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and AVIF. Designed for Node.js >= 18.17.0, Deno, and Bun, sharp is significantly faster than ImageMagick and GraphicsMagick, achieving 4x-5x speed improvements due to libvips' efficient processing. It correctly handles color spaces, embedded ICC profiles, and alpha transparency. Operations include resizing, rotation, extraction, compositing, and gamma correction. Input can be streams, Buffer objects, or filesystem paths, with support for splitting a single input stream into multiple processing pipelines. Deep Zoom image pyramids can also be generated. It optimizes JPEG and PNG file sizes using mozjpeg and pngquant respectively, and animated GIFs using custom methods, eliminating the need for separate command-line tools.
High-performance Node.js image processing for converting large images to web-friendly formats.
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sharp is a high-speed Node-API module leveraging the libvips image processing library.
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Utilizes libvips, processing only small regions of uncompressed image data at a time, leveraging multiple CPU cores and L1/L2/L3 cache.
Supports converting between various image formats, including JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, and TIFF.
Uses mozjpeg and pngquant to optimize JPEG and PNG file sizes, respectively. Optimizes Huffman tables for JPEG output and optimizes animated GIF output.
Supports processing images directly from streams, Buffer objects, or the filesystem, allowing for flexible input and output options.
Generates Deep Zoom image pyramids suitable for use with slippy map tile viewers like OpenSeadragon.
Correctly handles color spaces, embedded ICC profiles, and alpha transparency channels.
Install sharp using npm: `npm install sharp`
Import the sharp module in your Node.js script: `const sharp = require('sharp');`
Load an image from a file, buffer, or stream: `sharp('input.jpg')...`
Apply desired transformations like resizing, rotating, or converting.
Save the processed image to a file or output stream: `.toFile('output.png')` or `.toBuffer()`
Handle errors and exceptions using Promises or async/await.
Deploy your Node.js application to a server environment.
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