FIXME: This section doesn’t quite match the current implementation. For now, the safest way to attach a palette to an image is to use the putpalette method with the palette data in a string.
To use the ImagePalette class and related functions, import the ImagePalette module.
Examples #
Attach a Palette to an Image (Sequence Syntax)
palette = [] for i in range(256): palette.extend((i, i, i)) # grayscale wedge assert len(palette) == 768 im.putpalette(palette)
Attach a Palette to an Image (Not Yet Supported)
import ImagePalette palette = ImagePalette.ImagePalette("RGB") palette.putdata(...) im.putpalette(palette)
Getting the Palette Contents Using Resize/Convert
assert im.mode == "P" lut = im.resize((256, 1)) lut.putdata(range(256)) lut = lut.convert("RGB").getdata() # lut now contains a sequence of (r, g, b) tuples
Classes #
ImagePalette #
ImagePalette.ImagePalette(mode=”RGB”) ⇒ palette instance
This constructor creates a new palette, mapping from “P” to the given mode. The palette is initialised to a linear grayscale ramp.
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