MegaChart is an ActiveX (COM) component that allows to
dynamically create professional looking charts of all common types
(2d & 3d bars, pies, lines, stacked bars etc.)
with just a few lines of code on your favorite language.

AutoImageSize is an image resizing component designed specifically for web servers. Written as a C++ COM component, and accessible from .NET with our custom wrapper assembly, AIS is incredibly fast and offers many image resampling filters -- sixteen to be exact. AutoImageSize also provides four easy-to-use aspect ratio guides which simplify working with images of various dimensions. On top of these features, AIS is one of the only resizing components which supports caching -- and it's the only component

Image22 ActiveX allows you to create images dynamically on the fly from inside your application.
Image22 features include:
Creating new images supported formats are: BMP, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, PNG
Modifying existing images
Captures a specified window
Extracting an icon: extract icon from executable file into a final image
Collage effect: combine multiple images into a final image
Draw text, shapes and others
Dynamic transparency: enables changing transparency of an object at run time
Supports Response.BinaryWrite
Ability to scale images properly setting the resolution of the image
Resizing methods
Image22 ActiveX works with Visual Basic, Visual C++ and other (D)COM/ActiveX/Win 32 compatible development environments.
Use Image22 in ASP if you want dynamically create or manipulate graphics on your WEB site: display graphical counter, add titles or graphics to images. Also use Image22 ActiveX if you want dynamically create graphics or manipulate an existing image from inside your client application.

Since Graphics Mill 2.0? has been released, Graphics Processor? became obsolete. Use Graphics Processor? only if you have developed applications which already use it, otherwise we strongly recommend you to upgrade to Aurigma's latest imaging component - Graphics Mill?.

ImageGlue is a set of Active Server Page Extensions for dynamic image generation. Create and modify quality images on your Windows NT, 2000 or 2003 web server using simple ASP or ASP.NET code.

ImageGlue .NET is a .NET Native product encapsulated in an easy-to-deploy set of DLLs. ImageGlue ASP is our Classic ASP/COM offering for older systems. Both offer similar functionality but for pure power we recommend ImageGlue .NET.


Read and write core image types like BMP, PNG, TIFF, JPEG/JFIF, GIF, Photoshop, QuickDraw PICT, Targa, PDF, EPS, Macromedia Flash? 5, QuickTime Image, Silicon Graphics, MacPaint, FlashPix and JPEG2000. Read images from movie types like AVI and MOV. Plus support for over 80 other graphics file formats.

Draw image files or data, text (in columns or along paths), lines, shapes (unfilled, filled or textured). All available anti-aliased. Perform arbitrary transforms (e.g. rotation, skews, scaling) on any of these objects. Make use of hardware acceleration if available.

Use transparencies to blend or matte images together. Insert alpha channels. Select portions of images for specific operations. Manipulate image color tables using a multitude of different palette and color reduction methods.

ImageGlue Pro comes with its own professional quality PostScript-compatible rendering engine used for rendering EPS, PDF and PS files in their native color spaces. PostScript is a programming language with practically unlimited power so all the power of PostScript from simple text drawing to complex warping and special effects are yours for the taking.

Use IGSettings to manage system-wide configuration and collect operational, error and optimization information.

Read and write images to databases as BLOBs. Use standard html file uploads to allow clients to send you image files for processing. Extract IPTC and EXIF image metadata like captions and keywords for insertion into databases. ImageGlue meshes perfectly with the print world...

With all this power you might expect ImageGlue to be complicated to use. But no! It's specifically designed to be simple. Show me how simple dynamic image generation can be...