Feature Ideas

Allow user to create custom domains and CNAMEs for media

Allow upload and optimisation of HEIC file formats, for uploads from iphone photo users

Be able to upload PDFs to my storage and then also dynamically transform them to an image on the fly.

Rename folders within a workspace and deletion of folders

Manage multiple Re Image accounts via the Workspaces function. Invite others to your workspace and collaborate on your media management. Simple drop down box left sidebar to toggle between workspaces

Allow users to integrate Re-Image with their Shopify site via a plugin. This will allow seamless uploading and optimisation of media without leaving Shopify CMS

This feature will allow users to apply key metadata to their assets to allow for improved SEO, search and optimisation of the asset.

It would be great if there was a node.js SDK library

Loading a page full of ReImage images for the first time can be SLOW. I mean like 15-30s for some images. No shade, because there's clearly a lot of processing happening, but it would be super handy if we could specify image widths that should be pre-loaded by ReImage. For example, if I'm uploading via API, I could pass something like... Preload: { 250w, 650w, 1050w, 1550w, 1960w } And reimage could automatically warm its transformation cache for those widths, which presumably would make those initial page loads much faster as reimage would already have static files for those results.

Would be awesome to be able to pass a URL through to the API and have ReImage pull it into the library. There's a bunch of use cases this would be killer for.

Would be awesome to have an API endpoint to trigger deletion of a specified image or folder. Good file hygiene is always ideal.

Could be related to my broken folders situation, but when using the API to query by tag, I'm not getting any results for the items in my mystery magical hidden folders (there should be about 600 of them).

After uploading about 1GB of images via API to a folder, I found that the images don't actually appear in the folder in the WebUI. I then tried to delete the folder from the WebUI, and the storage is still consumed, which tells me that those images are floating around somewhere, totally disconnected, because I have working URLs to the images, they're counting towards my storage use, but they're not showing anywhere in my dashboard.

Upload your images into Re-Image storage and Re-Image will attach contextual description data to your image, using your Open AI key. This will be useful for SEO as well as if you decide to pull relevant images into your website via AI generation.