Crop or Rotate PSD Image File Programmatically using Java

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Crop-PSD-Image-Rectangle.java

String sourceFile = "sample.psd";
String destName = "Cropping-PSD_out.jpg";

// Load an existing image into an instance of RasterImage class
RasterImage rasterImage = (RasterImage)Image.load(sourceFile);
    
// Cache the image for better performance
if (!rasterImage.isCached())
{
   rasterImage.cacheData();
}

// Create an instance of Rectangle class with desired size. 
Rectangle rectangle = new Rectangle(20, 20, 20, 20);

// Perform the crop operation on object of Rectangle class
rasterImage.crop(rectangle);

// Save the results to disk
rasterImage.save(destName, new JpegOptions());

Crop-PSD-Image-Shift.java

// Load an existing image into an instance of RasterImage class
RasterImage rasterImage = (RasterImage)Image.load("Test.psd");
     
// Before cropping, the image should be cached for better performance
if (!rasterImage.isCached())
{
    rasterImage.cacheData();
}

// Define shift values for all four sides
int leftShift = 10;
int rightShift = 10;
int topShift = 10;
int bottomShift = 10;

// Based on the shift values, apply the cropping on image.
// Crop method will shift the image bounds toward the center of image and Save the results to disk
rasterImage.crop(leftShift, rightShift, topShift, bottomShift);

// Save output in JPEG,PSD or any other format.
rasterImage.save("output.jpg", new JpegOptions());
rasterImage.save("output.psd", new PsdOptions());

Rotate-PSD-Angle.java

String sourceFile = "sample.psd";
String destName = "Rotate-PSD_out.jpg";
       
// Load input PSD image file
RasterImage image = (RasterImage)Image.load(sourceFile);

// Before rotation, the image should be cached for better performance
if (!image.isCached())
{
    image.cacheData();
}

// Rotate the PSD image on 20 degree angle while keeping the image size proportional with red background color
image.rotate(20f, true, Color.getRed());

// Save the result to a new file
image.save(destName, new JpegOptions());