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I am writing an imaging library (using the MIT licence) and would like to hook it up to a library that supports loading and saving of images in various file formats (bmp, png, jpg etc) I am aware of FreeImage, but it appears to use a GPL licence. Is there anything out there similar to FreeImage that uses MIT rather than GPL ?

+1  A: 

Well, just so you know, there's also DevIL and it is under the LGPL.

Jorge Israel Peña
+2  A: 

The ImageMagick license is not MIT, but it appears to be compatible (though I'm no expert on these license issues).

The Adobe Generic Image Library has an MIT license, although I am not sure if it has what you are looking for.

James M.
ImageMagick is way overkill for what i want i think. ImageMagick not only loads/saves but offers all range of image manipulation tools. I solely need the loading/saving.
banister
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Have you looked at the PIL (python image library). It should do what you want and it looks like an MIT license (it has a free permissive one) .

David Raznick
not using python unfortunately
banister