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- python - how to install PIL with pip? - Stack Overflow
Use Pillow which is the "new" or the replacement of PIL, but has the same-named modules to preserve compatibility: pip install pillow Also, as suggested in the comments, maybe you are just using the wrong python binary, try to check if you're in out of a virtual environment or check differences between python vs python3 vs python2 on your system:
- python - No module named PIL - Stack Overflow
To fix the issue, I uninstalled PIL and Pillow through sudo pip3 uninstall pillow and sudo apt-get purge python3-pil I then restarted and then used sudo -H pip3 install pillow to reinstall Pillow The only step I was missing before was rebooting, and not reinstalling PIL afterwards It seems to have worked without any issues so far
- python - ImportError: No module named PIL - Stack Overflow
On some installs of PIL, you must do import Image instead of import PIL (PIL is in fact not always imported this way) Since import Image works for you, this means that you have in fact installed PIL Having a different name for the library and the Python module is unusual, but this is what was chosen for (some versions of) PIL
- PIL TypeError: Cannot handle this data type - Stack Overflow
I have an image stored in a numpy array that I want to convert to PIL Image in order to perform an interpolation only available with PIL When trying to convert it through Image fromarray() it raises the following error: TypeError: Cannot handle this data type I have read the answers here and here but they do not seem to help in my situation
- How to reduce the image file size using PIL - Stack Overflow
The main image manager in PIL is PIL's Image module from PIL import Image import math foo = Image open("path\\to\\image jpg") x, y = foo size x2, y2 = math floor(x
- python - How can I save an image with PIL? - Stack Overflow
Here is what I did to import and then export an bmp image with PIL def read_img(path): """ Read image and store it as an array, given the image path Returns the 3 dimensional image array
- Compare images Python PIL - Stack Overflow
You can use ImageChops difference in combination with getbbox: from PIL import Image from PIL import ImageChops def are_equal(image_a: Image, image_b: Image) -> bool: diff = ImageChops difference(image_a, image_b) channels = diff split() for channel in channels: if channel getbbox() is not None: return False return True
- How to get Python Pillow (PIL) version? - Stack Overflow
I would like to get the PIL (Python Imaging Library) version installed on a Mac OS X computer I've previously installed Pillow, a more friendly fork of PIL
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