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PicSwiftCDN solves challenges with image resizing, transformation, and acceleration —all while keeping your bandwidth free forever

PicSwiftCDN solves challenges with image resizing, transformation, and acceleration—all while keeping your bandwidth free forever.

Don’t let images slow your website or mobile apps down. Don’t want to spend hours manually editing images for the web? Tired of writing complex scripts for image resizing automation? You’re in the right place.

At PicSwiftCDN, we understand that in today’s digital landscape, image quality, website performance, and bandwidth are paramount. That’s why we’ve built a state-of-the-art Image CDN service that delivers compressed, pixel-perfect images and offers unlimited bandwidth—a pricing model that sets us apart from other providers.

We provide a range of standard image transformation options and much more—reach out to us at [email protected] if you need any help!

Let's start with an example

Unlike other image transformation providers, we believe in simplicity by offering a platform where all transformation definitions are managed from our dashboard, making it easy for you to streamline your image transformation process with straightforward GET image URLs requiring only source & variation specification.

URL Syntax

https://{cdnDomain}/{sourceAlias}/{originalImagePath}?v={variationNames}

Variable	Description
{cdnDomain}	This is any domain found in your organization's domain settings: Default CDN domain: cdn.picswiftcdn.com If you want to use your own custom domain, please check our docs on linking new custom domain
{sourceAlias}	This is a short random string e.g 417454cf7566e1 that Identifies the source we should use to download your original images. Please check our docs on image sources we support
{originalImagePath}	This is the original path of your image i.e If you have a URL source: https://example.com/assets/images/product.png The originalImagePath would be: assets/images/product.png
{variationNames}	List of variation names separated by comma that define which transformations will be applied and in which order. Example of how this looks like: vn1,vn2,vn3 A variation itself is a group of transformations that can be applied to an image. Check our docs on the types of image transformations we support If no variation name(s) are specified, default variation will be applied

So the complete url would look like:

https://cdn.picswiftcdn.com/417454cf7566e1/assets/images/product.png?v=vn1,v2,vn3 

Its just that simple.