# Format
Controls the output properties of the image.
# Adaptive filter &afNew!
Use adaptive row filtering for reducing the PNG file size. This only works when the output image is png
.
# Base64 (data URL) &encoding=base64
Encodes the image to be used directly in the src= of the <img>
-tag.
Use this link to see the output result.
More info: Issue #59 - Return image base64 encoded(opens new window).
//images.weserv.nl/?url=images.weserv.nl/lichtenstein.jpg&crop=100,100,720,530&encoding=base64
# Cache-Control &maxage=New!
Defines for how long an image should be cached by the browser. This will change the max-age
of the
Cache-Control
HTTP-header.
We define a "far-future expiration" of 1 year by default. Valid durations that can be specified are:
31d
for 1 month62d
for 2 months93d
for 3 months186d
for 6 months- 1 year (365 days) - default
Any other value will be ignored and the max-age
will default to 1 year.
More info: Issue #186 - Increase Cache-Control: max-age= to 1 year instead of 1 month(opens new window).
//images.weserv.nl?url=images.weserv.nl/lichtenstein.jpg&w=100&maxage=31d
# Compression level &l=New!
The zlib compression level. Use a value between 0
(no Deflate) and 9
(maximum Deflate). The default
value is 6
. This only works when the output image is png
.
# Default image &default=
If there is a problem loading an image, then an error is shown. However, there might be a need where instead of giving a broken image to the user, you want a default image to be delivered.
More info: Issue #37 - Return default image if the image's URL not found(opens new window).
The URL must not include a default
querystring (if it does, it will be ignored).
# Filename &filename=
To specify the filename returned in the Content-Disposition
header. The filename must only contain
alphanumeric characters.
More info: Issue #122 - Specify filename(opens new window).
# Interlace / progressive &il
Adds interlacing to GIF and PNG. JPEGs become progressive.
More info: Issue #50 - Add parameter to use progressive JPEGs(opens new window).
# Number of pages &n=New!
To select the number of pages to render. The default value is 1
. Set to -1
to mean "until the end of
the document".
TIP
-1
will be useful if you need to resize an animated WebP or GIF image.
# Output &output=
Encodes the image to a specific format. Accepts jpg
, png
, gif
, tiff
, webp
or json
. If none is
given, it will honor the origin image format.
More info: Issue #62 - Format conversion(opens new window).
# Page &page=
To load a given page (for an PDF, TIFF and multi-size ICO file). The value is numbered from zero. For a
multi-resolution image, you can use -1
to get the largest page and -2
to get the smallest page.
# Quality &q=
Defines the quality of the image. Use values between 0
and 100
. Defaults to 85
. This only works
when the output image is jpg
, tiff
or webp
.