For all who use php 7 and ubuntu
sudo apt-get install php7.0-gd
Para ativar suporte ao GD, configure o PHP com --with-gd[=DIR], aonde DIR é o diretório de instalação. Para usar a versão recomendada da biblioteca GD que acompanha o PHP, use a opção de configuração --with-gd. Biblioteca GD requer libpng e libjpeg para compilar. Desde o PHP 7.4.0, --with-gd se torna --enable-gd (para simplesmente abilitar a extensão) e --with-external-gd (para selecionar uma instalação libgd externa, diferente da que acompanha o PHP).
No Windows, você irá incluir a DLL do GD php_gd.dll como uma extensão no php.ini. Antes do PHP 8.0.0 a DLL se chamava php_gd2.dll.
Melhore as capacidades do GD para manipular mais formatos de imagens especificando
a opção --with-XXXX
na sua
linha de configuração do PHP.
Formato de Imagem | Opção de Configuração |
---|---|
avif |
Para habilitar suporte a avif aicione --with-avif. Disponível a partir do PHP 8.1.0. |
jpeg |
Para ativar suporte a jpeg adicione --with-jpeg-dir=DIR. Jpeg 6b, 7 ou 8 são suportados. A partir do PHP 7.4.0, use --with-jpeg. |
png |
Para ativar suporte para png adicione --with-png-dir=DIR. Note que, libpng precisa de zlib library, portanto adicione a opção --with-zlib-dir[=DIR] na sua linha de configuração. A partir do PHP 7.4.0, --with-png-dir e --with-zlib-dir foram removidas. libpng e zlib são necessárias. |
xpm |
Para ativar suporte a xpm adicione --with-xpm-dir=DIR. Se o configure não for capaz de encontrar as bibliotecas necessárias, você deverá adicionar o caminho até as suas bibliotecas X11. A partir do PHP 7.4.0, use --with-xpm. |
webp |
Para habilitar suporte a webp, adicione --with-webp-dir=DIR. A partir do PHP 7.4.0, use --with-webp. |
Nota: Ao compilar o PHP com a libpng, você deve usar a mesma versão que foi ligada com a biblioteca GD.
Melhore as capacidades do GD para lidar com fontes diferentes especificando
a opção de configuração --with-XXXX
na linha de
configuração do PHP.
Biblioteca de Fonte | Opção de Configuração |
---|---|
FreeType 2 |
Para ativar suporte a FreeType 2 adicione --with-freetype-dir=DIR. A partir do PHP 7.4.0, use --with-freetype, que usa pkg-config. |
Native TrueType string function |
Para ativar suporte a native TrueType string function adicione --enable-gd-native-ttf. (Essa opção não tem efeito e foi removida no PHP 7.2.0). |
sudo apt-get install php5-gd && sudo service apache2 restart
To install under Ubuntu 14.04.
To install PHP GD extension on an Amazon Linux AMI server, with php 7:
sudo yum install php 70-gd
Do remember to restart Apache after the installation!
sudo service httpd restart
People having difficulties setting the --with-libdir option needs to set it like this :
--with-libdir=lib64
That option works fine. Doing --with-libdir=/usr/lib64 doesn't work because the configure script prepends the --prefix option before the --with-libdir option. So, doing --with-libdir=/usr/lib64 makes the configure script to look for libs in /usr/usr/lib64, which is wrong of course, and not in /usr/lib64.
#install under Ubuntu 16.04:
* if you have access to PHP7.1:
<sudo> apt install php7.1-gd && <sudo> systemctl restart apache2
* if you have access to PHP7.0:
<sudo> apt install php7.0-gd && <sudo> systemctl restart apache2
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Instructions how to compile bundled version on Linux:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35560150/php-gd-bundled-extension-without-recompiling-php-solution
It should be noted that it might be pretty easy to install gd without the need to recompile php, when using debian:
apt-get install php5-gd
php --version if result is 7.2 version
sudo apt-get install php7.2-gd
On Ubuntu I was missing the libpng-dev, libjpeg-dev (and in my case) libwebp-dev libraries, all gettable with apt-get.
Also once those libraries are installed, including --with-png-dir --with-jpeg-dir --with-webp-dir, without any values (i.e. =/dir) appeared to be valid ... though admittedly I didn't try without (in case the configure script autodetected them).
Note if you have php-fpm installed, you have to restart the service for the installation to show up in phpinfo output...
systemctl restart php-fpm (or equivalent)
I also had to install the libgd package in addition to php5-gd:
sudo apt-get install libgd2-xpm-dev*
To get GD bundled under Ubuntu, the way to recompile php5 with gd is described here (french) http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/modules_php#php5-gd
If you are using PHPBREW , the extension is called gd.
So you do.
```
phpbrew ext install gd
```
It will compile the extension to the core.
If you have already compiled PHP and want to recompile '--with-gd', don't forget to run 'make clean' first!
I was running PHP on a SUSE box on amazon EC2.
to get gd to work all I had to do was to run:
> yast -i php5_gd
and when that completed I just restarted apache. voila!
On AntergosOS ( Arch linux )
*first run >>php -v and get current php version. In my case for PHP 7.1.14
sudo pacman -S php71-gd
then restart you apache server using,
sudo systemctl restart httpd
Installation on Pop-os No need for php5 or php7.0 etc:
sudo apt install php-gd
On Macox lion with mac port just use:
sudo port install php5-gd
As of PHP 7.4, to enable GD you have to use --enable-gd instead of --with-gd
Hello. Does GD image processing allow for color spaces / color profiles to be defined or maintained from the source image? For example, if I upload a jpg with ProPhoto RGB color space with the embedded profile, will all of the subsequent processed images that are output maintain the profile? Or is there no profile and or is it changed to sRGB?
Same question goes for ImageMagick.
Thank you so much!