pymage_size
A Python package for getting the dimensions of an image without loading it into memory. No external dependencies either!
Installation
pymage_size is available from PyPI, so you can install via pip:
$ pip install pymage_size
Usage
from pymage_size import get_image_size
img_format = get_image_size("example.png")
width, height = img_format.get_dimensions()
Metadata
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