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Asked: May 12, 20262026-05-12T08:08:34+00:00 2026-05-12T08:08:34+00:00

Does anyone know all the possible results for the 3rd value returned from PHP’s

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Does anyone know all the possible results for the 3rd value returned from PHP’s getimagesize() function? Example this code below will return:

  • $imageinfo['2'] = 2; for a jpg image,
  • $imageinfo['2'] = 3; for a png image,
  • $imageinfo['2'] = 0; for a gif image.

The numbers might not be correct above but you get the idea.

I can’t find on php.net or anywhere else a list of all possible results for the 3rd value.

$imageinfo = getimagesize($imageurl);
$image_type  = $imageinfo['2'];
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    2026-05-12T08:08:34+00:00Added an answer on May 12, 2026 at 8:08 am

    Execute this:

    print_r(get_defined_constants());
    

    And then look for constants prefixed with IMAGETYPE_. On my PHP 5.3 installation I got these values:

    [IMAGETYPE_GIF] => 1
    [IMAGETYPE_JPEG] => 2
    [IMAGETYPE_PNG] => 3
    [IMAGETYPE_SWF] => 4
    [IMAGETYPE_PSD] => 5
    [IMAGETYPE_BMP] => 6
    [IMAGETYPE_TIFF_II] => 7
    [IMAGETYPE_TIFF_MM] => 8
    [IMAGETYPE_JPC] => 9
    [IMAGETYPE_JP2] => 10
    [IMAGETYPE_JPX] => 11
    [IMAGETYPE_JB2] => 12
    [IMAGETYPE_SWC] => 13
    [IMAGETYPE_IFF] => 14
    [IMAGETYPE_WBMP] => 15
    [IMAGETYPE_JPEG2000] => 9
    [IMAGETYPE_XBM] => 16
    [IMAGETYPE_ICO] => 17
    [IMAGETYPE_UNKNOWN] => 0
    [IMAGETYPE_COUNT] => 18
    

    As you can see Flash SWF are considered images, and actually getimagesize() is able to read the width and height of a SWF object. To me it seemed like a curiosity when I first discovered it, that’s why mentioned it here.

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