We’ve released a small but user-friendliness-enhancing update to new users registering an account: When the uploader is finished uploading, it will now automatically close. Previously, the default behavior had been to keep the uploader open and you had to press the minimize button in the top right corner: Based on usage data That’s an extra…
At Img.vision, we’re always looking for ways to better support our customers. Today, we’re delighted to announce a significant upgrade for our Starter-tier customers with 1000-image and 1500-image plans—now automatically elevated to the Professional tier at no additional cost. What’s New for These Plans? Customers who previously held the Starter plan with either 1000 or…
You can now vote again and make feature requests on our roadmap. We’ve fixed the technical issues it had. How does it work? If you register an account at Img.vision, you’ll find a Roadmap button in your dashboard, in the menu on the left. Clicking that button automatically creates an account for you on our…
We’re excited to share that on July 3rd, 2025, Img.vision was officially accepted into the Cloudflare for Startups program! This milestone is more than just a badge of honor. It’s a powerful boost to our mission of providing reliable, fast, and scalable image and video hosting for online marketplace sellers worldwide. Why Cloudflare? Img.vision relies…
We’re excited to share some big news: Img.vision has been accepted into the AWS Activate Portfolio program for startups! 🎉 Just days after being welcomed into the MongoDB for Startups program, this marks another major step forward in our growth journey. 🚀 What is AWS and why it matters Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the…
We’re excited to share that Img.vision has been accepted into the MongoDB for Startups program! MongoDB plays a critical role in our backend infrastructure, allowing us to efficiently store and manage millions of product images and videos for eCommerce sellers. As part of this program, we gain access to technical support, cloud credits, and early…
On May 29th our image uploading service crashed and it left customers without the ability to upload images for a few hours. I take this very serously and so we’ve taken steps to prevent this from happening again. So far we’ve setup extra monitoring so the entire team gets push notifications when the service goes…
Four days ago our image uploading service went down. We were able to quickly recover and we are taking steps to prevent the same situation from happening again, but I learned that we hadn’t set up any monitoring for this service. So I found out via customers contacting me, not the best situation to be…
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