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I was always resizing images myself and storing separate versions before I heard about Cloudflare Images. The CF implementation looked a bit confusing and expen
by stanmancan 5y ago
I was always resizing images myself and storing separate versions before I heard about Cloudflare Images. The CF implementation looked a bit confusing and expensive though and I ended up using Bunny.net and it's been fantastic. Incredibly easy to use, the API is dead simple, you can pass in different parameters live and it will manipulate the source image and cache it for future requests. It's cheap and support is top notch. Highly recommend people check it out if they're looking for something like this. It's so much easier sending up the original file and being able to change dimensions on the fly.
Update your UI and now thumbnails need to be 400x400 instead of 250x250? Just update the parameters and you're done. No need to manually resize your whole back catalogue as they'll be done on demand.