FrameFun 2.0.0.7

FrameFun is a powerful and flexible image manipulation library that allows users to apply various transformations to images, such as image cropping, rotation, scaling, and adding frames.

To install FrameFun, you can use the package manager of your programming language. For example, with Python, you can use pip to install FrameFun: 'pip install framefun'.

FrameFun supports a wide range of popular image formats, including JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, and TIFF.

Yes, you can apply multiple transformations to an image using FrameFun. The library provides a simple API to chain multiple operations and apply them in sequence.

Yes, FrameFun allows you to create and apply your own custom frame designs. You can define frames with different shapes, colors, sizes, and even add decorative elements.

Yes, FrameFun is designed to be compatible with multiple programming languages. Currently, it has official bindings for Python and C++, but it can be easily integrated with other languages through the provided APIs.

Yes, there are examples and tutorials available in the official documentation of FrameFun. It provides step-by-step guides on how to perform common image manipulation tasks using the library.

FrameFun provides a set of basic image processing algorithms, such as resizing and cropping. However, it is primarily focused on providing a framework for applying transformations and adding frames to images.

Yes, FrameFun is an open-source project released under the MIT license. You can find the source code and contribute to the project on its official GitHub repository.

Yes, you are free to use FrameFun in both personal and commercial projects without any restrictions. Please review the MIT license for more details.