How to Use PHP to Dynamically Resize an Image

Sometimes you want to display an image – but it’s not stored in the right size. If you allow the browser to resize the image, it will get distorted and waste bandwidth. Instead, you can use the GD library to resize the image on the fly. This will show you how to use the GD library to read an image, resize it, and output it as part of an page.
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