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Is there any multiplatform class in stdlib or some library which can manipulate with images?

What kind of manipulations do you have in mind?

I have a ByteArray and need some function like Android’s `Bitmap.getPixels` .

If you are using this in conjunction with Compose you can use functions like this:
```Image.makeFromEncoded(encodedImageData).toComposeImageBitmap()```
SKIA provides such import/export functions for images.

<@U01ERMR974M> Do you know why I am getting an error with this line:
```val bitmap: ImageBitmap = remember { org.jetbrains.skia.Image.makeFromEncoded(image).toComposeImageBitmap() }```
I get `Unresolved reference: toComposeImageBitmap` during the build process, while IDE doesn’t show errors. I am using in in the compose shared module. Targeting Android.

For Android you have to use
```BitmapFactory.decodeByteArray(encodedImageData, 0, encodedImageData.size).asImageBitmap()```
because we don’t have Skia access on Android.

hmm, so I can’t make compose multiplatform code with `Image` showing image from a `ByteArray` without using expect/actual converter function?

I just answered the exact same question here just a few minutes ago :wink:: <https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/CJLTWPH7S/p1705255315788899>

I didn’t realise that it was the same topic, thank you! It is a bit weird that IDE doesn’t show any errors here

Otherwise it will be more clear what direction one should investigate

Yes, that is weird but I got used to it because that happens so often :face_with_raised_eyebrow:.

<@U01ERMR974M> Do you by any chance know any simple solution to make `Image` show the image rotated corresponding to its EXIF? Do I have to read Exif and manually rotate it or is there any build-in mechanism?

You probably have to do the rotation yourself via a rotation transform but you can easily read the flag via <https://github.com/Ashampoo/kim>