Graphics Mill Blog

20 September 2023

Important Security Update for Graphics Mill Users

We're sharing an essential update regarding a vulnerability that affects users of our Graphics Mill software.

14 November 2022

Graphics Mill 11 Is Released

Many of our clients across the globe use Graphics Mill to build web applications that serve millions of customers. We’re proud to announce the latest major release of our imaging toolset.

13 November 2018

The Aurigma team is constantly at work to increase the functionality of our products. We are proud to announce the latest version of the robust imaging toolkit, Graphics Mill. This is a major update that adds a whole set of new and improved features.

29 October 2018

Aurigma Winds Down Support for Web and Windows Imaging Libraries

Today, Aurigma is announcing that it will be ending the development for two image controls libraries that were included in the Graphics Mill image processing library: Graphics Mill Web Controls and Graphics Mill Win Controls.

25 November 2015

Creating a 3D Preview of Personalized Products

The problem of creating preview images for a personalized product is very popular. Sometimes it is not a problem to implement it - for example, when a surface of a product is flat (like a paper sheet). In this case, to create a preview, we just combine a product image with a custom image or design. However, most objects of the physical world have more complex shape.

08 September 2015

Personalize Adobe Photoshop (PSD) Files Using PsdProcessor

Last week we have released the new version 8 of Graphics Mill. One of the main improvements is the new PsdProcessor class which allows process Adobe Photoshop (PSD) files much easier than earlier.

06 November 2014

Compression Ratio for Different JPEG Quality Values

Today I tried to help to one of our customers and while I preparing my answer I came to a question - may I expect to have some specific compression ratio if I set some JPEG quality value? I made a small study to figure it out.

15 October 2014

Automate Image Processing using Graphics Mill and PowerShell

Today I encountered a task - I needed to resize and apply auto level on a batch of images. In the past, I would just open Gimp or Photoshop and process those images one by one (fortunately I never had to do it on more than a couple of dozens of images). However this time I had way too many files and I thought to myself - we are doing a top-notch imaging software, why not to use it to make my life easier?