Saving an imagesc file as .png without the white borders?
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I want to save a series of images that output in the format 'matlab.graphics.primitive.image' as PNGs without that white border PNGs save with. My code is below--is there any way to output these images cropped of their white border? I've already tried setting my 'iptsetpref' as 'tight', to no avail.
clc;clear all;
load('sphere.mat');
for j=80:90
I=imagesc(squeeze(sphere(:,j,:)));
set(gca,'XTick',[]);
set(gca,'YTick',[]);
filename=sprintf('sphere%d',j);
saveas(I,filename,'png');
end
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Sudheer Bhimireddy
le 6 Août 2020
Try:
print(I,filename,'-dpng');
By white border if you mean the background outside the figure, then you would have to export it to epsc format
print(I,filename,'-depsc');
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DGM
le 3 Août 2022
Modifié(e) : DGM
le 1 Mai 2023
If you have an image and want to save the image, save the image. Don't display the image and then save a screenshot of the displayed image. Don't display the image and then take a photo of the monitor with your phone. Don't describe the image as a thousand words of poetry or as an interpretive dance.
Save the image array -- not the graphics object or the parent figure. Use imwrite(). Anything else is not just self-inflicted inconvenience; it's often destructive.
For saving arbitrarily-scaled data in scaled pseudocolor (as one would expect from imagesc()), See this example:
Again, this does not rely on figure capture.
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