| Format conversion | ||
|---|---|---|
imgproxy works with JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, SVG, ICO, HEIC, BMP, TIFF, and animated GIF and WebP formats |  | |
All OSS formats support + PDF, MP4, and GIF to MP4 conversion to reduce animations size dramatically |  | |
Video thumbnail generation: Turn any frame from a video file into a preview image | | |
| Image processing | ||
Resizing: imgproxy can resize images to any size | | |
Crop and trim images | | |
Work with spaces: "padding" adds specified space around an image, "extending" tops up some space if the image size is less than required | | |
Rotating | | |
Flattening (color fill) | | |
Filters: blurring, sharpening, pixelation | | |
Add watermarks to photos: add a logo or copyright text to images | | |
Resizing with a specified algorithm: linear, cubic, Lanczos3, etc. | | |
Flattening (color fill) with semi-transparent background | | |
Image adjustment: saturation, contrast, brightness | | |
Unsharpening: imgproxy automatically unsharpens your pictures upon resize | | |
Injecting styles to SVG: Inject custom CSS into SVG | | |
Chained processing pipelines: customize the processing order and specify multiple pipelines using a single URL | | |
Watermarking with custom per-image watermarks: Use different watermarks for different images by specifying their URLs | | |
| Image optimization | ||
Saving with specified quality (when supported by the resulting format) | | |
Auto quantization: automatic recognition of the PNG image encoding method and two modes when saving PNG images—automatically, or always quantized | | |
Strip image metadata: purge image EXIF, XMP, IPTC and other metadata to decrease the image size | | |
Strip an image's ICC profile: git rid of ICC to reduce file size | | |
Advanced JPEG optimizations: squeeze the size of your JPEGs to the last byte without compromising on quality | | |
SVG minification: cleans an image of line breaks, comments, etc. | | |
Specify advanced optimizations parameters via URL: in the OSS version this feature allows assigning single optimization settings for all images via config. In the Pro version, this can be done via URL | | |
| Smart features | ||
Pixel intensity crop gravity: find the best area to crop based on edges, saturation, and skin tone | | |
Autoquality by the result file size: select the quality at which the resulting file will not be larger than the specified size | | |
Object detection (object-oriented crop gravity, drawing and blurring detections): using ML algorithms, detect objects and use the results to crop more accurately, blur detected objects, and show boundary boxes on images | | |
Auto-quality by SSIM: automatic quality coefficient determination to reach maximum image compression while keeping the image quality | | |
| Security | ||
URL signing | | |
Authorization with the HTTP Authorization header | | |
Restrict source image resolution: protect from "zip bombs" by cancelling image processing if the size exceeds the given parameters | | |
Source image file size restriction | | |
Animation frames number restriction | | |
Allowed image source restriction | | |
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| Image sources support | ||
HTTP(S) | | |
Local files | | |
Amazon S3 | | |
Google Cloud Storage | | |
Azure Blob Storage | | |
| Monitoring | ||
Prometheus | | |
NewRelic | | |
Datadog | | |
| Errors reporting | ||
Bugsnag | | |
Honeybadger | | |
Sentry | | |
Airbrake | | |
| Miscellaneous | ||
Presets: Create a named preset and use it as a shortcut in the URL | | |
Fallback image: if imgproxy cannot download the original image, it uses the fallback specified in the settings | | |
Skip_processing: specify the image formats you don’t want to be processed with the URL | | |
Expires: set a timestamp when a link will expire | | |
ETag or forwarding request headers: use HTTP protocol's ETags smart generation for more efficient caching when requesting original images | | |
Get image info | | |
Custom source image request headers | | |
Custom per-image fallback images: use the “fallback” processing option to specify a custom fallback image URL for each request | | |
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