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PHP imagefilledpolygon Function: Drawing and Filling Polygons

This article explains the PHP imagefilledpolygon function, detailing its parameters, return values, and providing a complete example that creates an image, allocates colors, defines polygon points, draws a filled polygon, outputs the PNG, and cleans up the resources.

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PHP imagefilledpolygon Function: Drawing and Filling Polygons

The PHP imagefilledpolygon function draws a filled polygon on an image resource using an array of point coordinates, the number of points, and a color.

Parameters: $image – the image resource; $points – an array containing the x and y coordinates of each vertex in order; $num_points – the total number of vertices (must be greater than 3); $color – the color identifier allocated for the polygon.

Return value: On success it returns the image resource; on failure it returns FALSE .

Example usage: The example creates a 250 × 250 true‑color image, allocates a gray background and a blue drawing color, defines six points for the polygon, draws the filled polygon, sends the appropriate header, outputs the image as PNG, and finally destroys the image resource.

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