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resizing images on a website

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hello i have a created a contact form that places uptp 3 images into a folder upload/name_of_photo.jpg but i need the user to resize images so they are suitable for a website i was wondering if its possible to write a php script to do this or can i buy software or i have asked this link http://bigwebpages.com/big/resize.html if i can put there site in an iframe for the momment its exactly what i am looking for as you can see its an html extension so no php any ideas tank you

You could also try something like wideImage.

It might be a little OTT for your needs but it's very straight forward to use and lets you perform varied image manipulation such as resize, crop, rotate, greyscale, merge etc

I think the latest release requires the GD2 extension.

I would use the GD library for this. A few limitations on the type of image files that they can upload, but for 90% of applications it will more than do the job.

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