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  Tutorial: Convert Image Formats

In this example we are converting image of any format into jpg format.

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In this example we are converting image of any format into jpg format.

Import java.io.* package and class javax.imageio.ImageIO and java.awt.BufferedImage. The package java.io.* is used for input and output operations through data streams, serialization and the file system. Classes ImageReader and ImagrWriter inherit the static methods from the class javax.imageio..ImageIO for reading and writing the images respectively. The class java.awt.BufferedImage extends Image class and implements WritableRenderedImage interface. The class BufferedImage is used to access an image.


 

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