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imgproxy alternatives

imgproxy is a self-hosted image processing server that resizes, optimizes and transforms images on the fly. Here are 24 similar tools on DevHunt, starting with the closest matches.

Quick answerThe best free imgproxy alternative is Frameright, for responsive image handling. Pick Compress for video compression, or Daytona for infrastructure provisioning.

imgproxy is a free alternative to Cloudinary.

At a glance

4 closest to imgproxy
ToolBest forPricingVotesComparison
FramerightResponsive image handlingFree, open source78vs imgproxy →
CompressVideo compressionFree, open source55vs imgproxy →
DaytonaInfrastructure provisioningFree, open source339vs imgproxy →
FirecampAPI debuggingFree, open source48vs imgproxy →

How to choose

  • For responsive image handling: Frameright (free, open source)
  • For video compression: Compress (free, open source)
  • For infrastructure provisioning: Daytona (free, open source)
  • For API debugging: Firecamp (free, open source)
  • For on-premise, high-performance image processing: imgproxy itself

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FAQ

What is the best alternative to imgproxy?+

The closest imgproxy alternatives are Frameright (responsive image handling), Compress (video compression) and Daytona (infrastructure provisioning). Firecamp is also close. Each one links to a side-by-side comparison with imgproxy.

What is the best free alternative to imgproxy?+

Frameright (responsive image handling) is the closest free alternative to imgproxy. Compress (video compression), Daytona (infrastructure provisioning) and Firecamp (API debugging) are free too.

Is there an open source alternative to imgproxy?+

Yes. Frameright (responsive image handling), Compress (video compression), Daytona (infrastructure provisioning) and Firecamp (API debugging) are open source.

What is imgproxy used for?+

imgproxy is a self-hosted image processing server that resizes, optimizes and transforms images on the fly. Common uses: generate responsive WebP/AVIF thumbnails for a news site in real time, create video and PDF previews for a document management platform and apply dynamic watermarks to user-uploaded images for a SaaS marketplace.

Is imgproxy free?+

imgproxy has a free tier and paid plans, with a free trial.