Stable version 1.2 (Compatible with OutSystems 11)

Other versions available for 10 and Older

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on 01 May 2017

4.8

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Cloudinary is a service that stores and allows manipulations of images (and files) in the cloud, delivered over a CDN. Easily resize, crop, etc. pictures without a line of code! Uses Cloudinary's .NET library under the hood, for reliability.

Feature List

* Store images and non-image files in the cloud

* Files delivered via CDN for extra speed

* Cloudinary offers free and paid accounts

* Convert between image formats

* Perform transformations on images (resize, rotate, etc.) with advanced tools like face detection

Main Benefits

* No coding needed to work with files or images

* Uses Cloudinary's open source .NET library so fixes are easy to incorporate

* INSANELY fast image delivery and transformation

* Take a large load off of your database servers and network infrastructure by taking the images out of the database

Release notes (1.2)

Updated to version 10 of OutSystems platform
Updated to the latest version of the .NET API
Have NOT added any new transformation information

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