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Take a look at Image::Magick. Its description starts with (my emphasis):

"This Perl extension allows the reading, manipulation and writing of a large number of image file formats using the ImageMagick library. It was originally developed to be used by CGI scripts for Web pages."

A link to extensive documentation follows.

I believe that module only handles raster formats; but happy to be proven wrong (I did have a quick look for a list of available formats: couldn't find one). I routinely use Image::LibRSVG to convert SVG (a vector format) to raster formats; I've no idea if that would be useful for you.

— Ken

In reply to Re: Image Uploader that Sizes the Photo Like An Avatar by kcott
in thread Image Uploader that Sizes the Photo Like An Avatar by Anonymous Monk

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