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imgproxy

Fast, secure image processing for production workloads.

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Quick facts

Starting price
$49/month
Free plan
Yes
Free trial
Yes — 14 days
Pricing
Free open-source edition; Pro $49/mo or $499/yr (2 months free), max 16 workers; 14-day trial.
Platforms
Self-hosted

Pricing verified Oct 31, 2026 · Source

Key features of imgproxy

  • On-the-fly URL transforms Resize, crop, rotate and watermark images via signed URL parameters.
  • Format conversion and optimization Converts between JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF and JPEG XL; strips metadata.
  • Self-hosted security controls Signed URLs, image-bomb checks and HTTP-header authorization guard the server.
  • AI object detection (Pro) Pro adds object detection, advanced smart cropping and SSIM-based auto quality.

Verified Oct 31, 2026 · Source

Who imgproxy is for

Best for

Backend teams who need fast, self-hosted, on-the-fly image resizing and optimization.

Not ideal for

Teams wanting a fully managed SaaS: imgproxy runs only on your own infrastructure.

Screenshots

Fast image processing at scale
On-the-fly image transformations
Self-hosted image processing
Performance and format improvements in v4
Smart image processing in v4
Trusted for billions of images every day

About imgproxy

imgproxy is a fast, secure, self-hosted image processing service built for production workloads.

It transforms images on the fly — resizing, cropping, optimizing, converting formats, generating previews, and more — while your original images stay in your own storage and infrastructure.

Built with Go and libvips, imgproxy is designed for high performance and low memory usage. It works with S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, local files, and remote image sources, and fits naturally behind the CDN of your choice.

imgproxy is available as a free open-source version and imgproxy Pro, which adds advanced image processing features, additional security and optimization capabilities, and priority support.

It’s a good fit for engineering teams that need high-volume image processing without moving their media library to a third-party SaaS platform or paying per image transformation.

Ratings & reviews

Announcements

imgproxy v4 is here

Aug 11, 2026 by Marina Naperstak

imgproxy v4 brings faster image processing, internal caching, parallel image downloading, improved autoquality and SVG minification, Camera RAW support, image classification, object cropping, and better observability. The new version is available in both open-source and Pro editions. Check out the latest release and documentation to see what’s new.

Community activity

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