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How to get image from ImageDraw in PIL?

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python-3.x

python-imaging-library

I am using PIL for my project and I have ImageDraw object. I want to get the image that is drawn on ImageDraw object. How do I get the image ?

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Nikhil Ashodariya Avatar asked Apr 19 '17 03:04

Nikhil Ashodariya

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It's simply:

original_image = edited_image._image

The im object gets passed into ImageDraw, then gets saved into the class variable _image. That's about it.

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Lafftar Avatar answered Oct 23 '22 00:10

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