Load an Image in C# .NET

GdPicture.NET enables you to load an image from your local machine, a byte array, a Stream object, or a remote server. This is the first step in using the capabilities of the GdPicture.NET library. Explore our guides and code samples to learn all the ways of loading image files.

PSPDFKit SDKs are deployed in some of the world’s most popular applications, such as those made by Autodesk, Disney, DocuSign, Dropbox, IBM, and Lufthansa.

Key Capabilities

• Load images in various formats — Supports JPEG, PNG, bitmap, PNG, TIFF, and other image formats

• Create empty images — Create new images from scratch

• Load images from an FTP server — Load images located on FTP servers

• Load an image from the clipboard — Load images from the clipboard

• Load an image from a metafile — Load images from metafiles: EMF, WMF, or SVG

Guides for Loading an Image

Load an Image from Local Storage
Learn how to load JPEG, PNG, bitmap, SVG, TIFF, DICOM, and other image types from a file to your application

Load an Image from a Byte Array
Learn how to load an image from a byte array to your application

Load an Image from a Stream object
Learn how to load an image from a Stream object to your application

Load an Image from a Public Server
Load an image from a public server

Load an Image from a Password-Protected Server
Access and load images from a password-protected server

Create an Empty Image
Create empty images from scratch

Load an Image from an FTP Server
Use images in your application loaded from an FTP server

Load an Image from the Clipboard
Get an image from the content saved to the clipboard

Load an Image from a Metafile
Recreate an image from EMF, WMF, or SVG files