*Tip: If you have access to CPanel, you might be able to do that yourself. Find “PHP Configuration” in CPanel, open it and check the ‘php-imagick’ extension in the list available. Note, this might not apply to everyone but is the most common way to enable php-imagick on shared ...
apt-get install php-imagick To verify the Imagick extension we run: php -m | grep imagick Finally, we restart the Apache service. Otherwise, we won’t be able to use the Imagick class in users’ PHP code. We use the following command to restart the Apache service: service apache2 resta...
Meanwhile, Imagick is a PHP extension of ImageMagick. It uses lots of code from ImageMagick and allows users to work with images using the ImageMagick API. You can see the full Imagick class over in the official PHP documentation. How Do I Install the ImageMagick PHP Module on My Server?