/rs:fit:640:480/_img/original.jpg
Server for resizing and converting images based on imgproxy. This page only shows some basic examples,
see full documentation for all features. We do not allow
fetching images from any domain. The team at [email protected] will set up your image domain. After that use /_img/
as a placeholder in the image url for your fetch domain.
The url command for resizing and keeping the aspect ratio of the original image is /rs:fit:<width>:<height>/. This will use the bigger value (width or height) of the original image and scale
this to the corresponding value from the url command. For landscape format images this means the width of the resized image will match the width value from the url
and the height will be calculated according to the aspect ratio. For portait format images the height will match the url command.
/rs:fit:640:480/_img/original.jpg |
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| Landscape format | Portrait format |
| 640 x ??? | ??? x 480 |
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This is useful if you need to create a square image from rectangular source images. Basically the url commands
are the same as above, you just need to add /ex:1/ to extend the image and configure /bg:<hex color>/ to which color should be used.
/rs:fit:350:350/ex:1/bg:ffffff/_img/original.jpg |
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| Landscape format | Portrait format |
| 350 x 350 | 350 x 350 |
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You can convert source images on the fly to png, jgp, webp, avif and many more with the /format:<FORMAT>/ command. For the full list of supported source and result formats see Image format support.
/format:<FORMAT>/_img/original.jpg |
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| JPG (9 KB) | PNG (57 KB) |
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| WEBP (5 KB) (suported Browsers) |
AFIV (3 KB) (suported Browsers) |
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Output quality can be controlled with the /q:<0-100>/ or with the /max_bytes:<BYTES> commands. max_bytes is only applicable to jpg, webp, heic and tiff.
/q:90/ |
/max_bytes:12288/ |
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