Use the sample PHP code below to easily and quickly convert PNG files to the JPG format. Reducing the size of images by outputting into a more compressed format, get started converting PNG files in minutes and integrate directly into your PHP application to save time and effort. We provide a free Test account to try the service out, comprehensive documentation and support from developers.
composer require zamzar/zamzar-php
<?php
// Signup for a Zamzar API Account or retrieve your existing API Key from https://developers.zamzar.com
$zamzar = new \Zamzar\ZamzarClient('YOUR_API_KEY_GOES_HERE');
// Converts /tmp/example.png to /tmp/example.jpg
$zamzar
->jobs->create([
'source_file' => '/tmp/example.png',
'target_format' => 'jpg'
])
->waitForCompletion();
->downloadTargetFiles('/tmp/');
->deleteAllFiles();
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Depending on your specific needs there are a number of commercial and open source libraries that will enable you to convert or manipulate PNG files. One consideration is whether you want the outputted PNG file to be transparent. You could consider using GD which is a good PHP image library with extensive documentation.
Another open source option is ImageMagick which has a very powerful suite of tools and dedicated PHP libraries you can hook into. You can use ImageMagick via PHP for either file conversion or image manipulation, but the underlying tooling will need to be setup and configured on any servers you run your code on.
If you'd prefer to use commercial software with a dedicated developer support team to help you, and a powerful image rendering engine you could consider using the Zamzar API. With code examples in many of the major languages including PHP, simple low cost conversion credits and support for direct import and export to S3, it may cover most of the use cases you require. Feel free to reach out to our support team with any questions or dip into the getting started guide in our docs.
You have a number of options when looking to convert JPG files using PHP and each of them have various pros and cons. You could consider using the GD PHP library which has quite extensive support for image processing and has a large number of online resources which you can use as a great reference guide when writing your code.
Another option is to use an open source tool such as ImageMagick, which is known as the "Swiss Army Knife" of image processing. It has a large number of configurable options and is fairly easily configurable through a handy object-oriented interface - see these examples. It also has extensive documentation and there is a wide body of online support in forums should you hit technical issues.
If you'd prefer to use commercial software with dedicated support from developers and a high quality rendering engine you could consider using the Zamzar API. With code examples in many of the major languages including PHP, simple low cost conversion credits and support for direct import and export to S3, it may cover most of the use cases you have. Feel free to reach out to our support team with any questions or dip into the getting started guide in our docs.