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Img.vision uses permanent links that include the image’s filename. The folder an image sits in is not part of that link. Because of this, every filename in your drive needs to be unique, no matter which folder it’s in. This is different from how Windows and Mac work, where you can have two files named…
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Each image hosting plan we have has a data transfer (bandwidth) limit per month. We do not typically charge overages, our limits are large enough so typical users never hit the limit. Short periods of going over the limit is fine, but if there is a consistent breach, we will reach out to you to…
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If you have a Pro or Pro Max plan, you can import your images from your Google Drive into your Img.vision drive. Quick pick or Folder import There are 2 methods available to import images from your Google Drive: Quick pick Supports selecting one or more images to import. Folder import Supports importing folders and…
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We have 5 gallery layouts for our embeddable galleries. Four of them are supported by eBay. The supported gallery layouts are: 👉 In this guide we show an example of each gallery layout on an eBay listing.
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We support these image formats: PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF, HEIC, WEBP, SVG, PDF, AVIF, BMP, APNG, TIF, TIFF, ICO. Some image formats require a certain level of paid plan, please refer to our image hosting pricing page for more info.
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It depends on the marketplace and how you use Img.vision image links. 1. Marketplaces that cache images Some marketplaces, like Walmart, store a copy of your images as soon as you create a listing. 2. Marketplaces that hotlink images Other marketplaces, like eBay, display your images directly from Img.vision if added to the listing description.…
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On the web, it is common for servers to add CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) headers to responses they serve to the browser. These headers serve a security measure to restrict what the web page can actually load (since the browser respect the headers directives and will not load assets not specified explicitly). Web pages don’t…
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We do not store the original uploaded video so we cannot offer that for download. We do offer direct download links to your videos in MP4 format.
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You can upload videos with any FPS. We will, however, re-encodage videos to 70 FPS playback. If the FPS is lower than 70, we retain the original lower FPS. We will drop frames if the frame rate is variable (eg. if there are more than 1 frame within 1/30 seconds, we will drop the extra…
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If HDR videos are uploaded, they are re-encoded and delivered in SDR format. We do this to ensure that as many devices as possible can view the video.