Determine whether a file is a valid image format [duplicate] - c#

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How to validate image file format in C#
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I am working for a small project in windows using C# where I need to determine whether a file (without any extension) is a valid image file or not. Is there any inbuilt library function so that I can simplify the task of doing it?

Use
Image.FromFile(path);
It throws if the file of path is not a valid image.

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I need to validate the file extension from all sort of types of files that get uploaded. I only have the Base64 string and the filename. I am not allowed to use the file extension from the filename to validate the extension.
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