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Can I Use ImageMagick With My Linux Hosting Account?

Yes, you can use ImageMagick with all of our Linux shared hosting accounts.

ImageMagick is a powerful set of image manipulation utilities that you can access through your code to create, edit, and compose bitmap images. There are many Web applications that use ImageMagick to manipulate images, or, if you're an experienced programmer, you can use Perl or PHP to access ImageMagick's convert utility.

The convert path to ImageMagick, version 5 on our servers is:

/usr/bin/

The convert path to ImageMagick, version 6 on our servers is:

/usr/local/bin/

For more information about ImageMagick and how you can use it, visit the ImageMagick Web site.

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