About imgproxy
imgproxy is an open source image processing server that you run on your own infrastructure. It resizes, crops and converts images when they are requested, using options written into the image URL.
What it does
imgproxy fetches remote images, processes them with the options in the URL and returns the result. This removes the need to prepare every size in advance. It works with your own image storage, so files do not have to go to a third-party service. It is shipped as Docker images and Linux packages.
Key features
- Resize, crop and convert on the fly
- Options set directly in the image URL
- Watermarks and image filters
- Works with your own storage
- Docker images and Linux packages
Who it's for
Developers and operations teams that want to control image processing and keep their images off third-party servers. Teams that already run their own servers for media are a good fit.
Pricing and good to know
The core server is open source under the Apache-2.0 license, and its code is on GitHub. A closed-source Pro version with advanced features is also available, and the site offers a free trial of the product. Because you host it yourself, you run and maintain the servers.
Highlights
- Resize, crop and convert images on request
- Set processing options in the image URL
- Add watermarks and filters
- Read images from your own storage
- Install with Docker or Linux packages
