Img.vison news


  • Product Update: Payment gateway status, subscription fix & security upgrade

    We’ve rolled out a few improvements to make Img.vision more transparent, reliable, and secure. ✅ Paddle status now on our public status page Our public status page now also monitors Paddle, our payment gateway partner.This means you can instantly check if subscription or payment issues are caused by Img.vision or by Paddle itself, helping you…

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  • Simplified pricing & new perks for Starter & Professional tier customers

    We’ve made Img.vision simpler and better. As of today, we’ve streamlined our pricing plans and introduced new, powerful features for our Professional tier customers, all at no extra cost. What’s new We’ve simplified our plans to just three easy tiers:Starter, Professional, and Enterprise. That means we’ve eliminated the Team tier to make Img.vision clearer and…

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  • Img.vision image CDN firewall optimized for flat-file uploads

    We’ve rolled out marketplace-specific firewall tuning so Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and Shopify can fetch and cache your images cleanly from flat-file uploads. The result: fewer rejections, fewer 403s, and a smoother listing workflow. What changed We’ve analyzed the flat file image download patterns of the Amazon, eBay, Walmart and Shopify marketplaces, and optimized our image…

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  • Imgur abruptly blocks UK visitors after ICO investigation

    On September 30, 2025, Imgur suddenly cut off all access for UK visitors, both to their site and to any Imgur images embedded elsewhere on the web. No warning, no advance notice, no email to UK users. Just a sudden blackout. The reason? An investigation by the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). 👉 For context:…

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  • Img.vision enters fall 2025 with 100% uptime

    As we move into fall 2025, I’m proud to share that Img.vision continues to deliver what matters most to marketplace sellers: reliability. For the past months, Img.vision has maintained 100% uptime, ensuring your product images and videos are always available to customers on Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Shopify, and beyond. This isn’t just our internal measurement,…

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  • Important update to free plan upload limits

    We’re introducing new limits to the Free Plan to keep Img.vision fast and reliable for everyone: Uploads beyond these limits will require a paid subscription. 👉 Paid accounts are unaffected: subscribers can upload images up to 90 MB each, with no megapixel restrictions. We believe this change strikes the right balance between keeping a free…

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  • A pricing update & a new smallest plan

    I want to share an important update about Img.vision’s pricing. Over the past year, our costs have gone up quite a bit. Infrastructure prices have increased due to inflation, and since January the USD has lost around 15% of its value against the EUR, a big factor for us since much of our cost base…

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  • New: Guided setup for embedding your signature image in email clients

    At Img.vision, we know how important your email signature is, it’s not just your name and title, it’s your brand. A clean, professional signature image adds trust and consistency across all your business communications. Until now, getting your signature image to display correctly in different email clients could be confusing. Each platform (Yahoo Mail, Gmail,…

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  • Backups now include your folder structure

    Until now, when you requested a backup of your Img.vision image library, we delivered all your images in a single flat folder. This was because of the way images are stored on our platform. While functional, it made it harder to organize your files once downloaded. We’re excited to announce that backups now preserve your…

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  • Img.vision image links now accepted in Walmart Seller UI 🎉

    We’re excited to share a small but important update that makes life easier for sellers using Img.vision with Walmart Marketplace. Until now, our image links used the domain d.img.vision. While this worked everywhere else, Walmart’s Seller Center didn’t recognize the .vision domain ending, which meant sellers couldn’t add Img.vision-hosted product images directly. To fix this,…

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