Transform a grayscale image:

Transform a color image:

Transform frames of a video:

Use any function for the transformation:

Operate explicitly on and pixel positions:

Operate on the vertical dimension only:

Perform a matrix transformation:

Use a geometric transform function:

Rotate image around its center using rotation transform:

By default, the output image is of the same size as the input image:

Specify the size of the resulting image:

Specify width and height explicitly:

Use a scaled value:

Use a named size:

Use All to obtain an image of the same size as the original:

By default, a black background is used:

Use a specific color for the background:

Use a transparent background:

By default, DataRange->Automatic is used:

Use DataRange->Full when defining translation in pixel coordinates:

Specify a custom DataRange:

Choose a data range symmetric on the axis to show a vertical reflection:

Adjust the plot range to include all image pixels:

By default, transformed points are interpolated to fill the potential gaps in the resulting image:

Use Method->None to avoid interpolation:

By default, the output image retains the plot range of the input image:

Use PlotRange->All to view all transformed image pixels:

Use explicit plot range values:

Use pixel coordinates with PlotRangeFull option: