HttpImageFilterModule
Contents |
Synopsis
Version: 0.7.54+
This module is a filter for transforming JPEG, GIF and PNG images. It is not enabled by default to enable it, provide this option to ./configure when building nginx:
--with-http_image_filter_module
libgd is required to build and run the module. We recommend using the latest version of libgd.
Example Configuration
location /img/ { proxy_pass http://backend; image_filter resize 150 100; error_page 415 = /empty; } location = /empty { empty_gif; }
Directives
image_filter
Syntax: |
image_filter off image_filter test image_filter size image_filter rotate 90 | 180 | 270 image_filter resize width height image_filter crop width height |
Default: | |
Context: | location |
Reference: | image_filter |
Specifies the type of transformation to apply to the image, one of the below:
- test: checking that the response is indeed an image format JPEG, GIF or PNG. Otherwise, an error 415.
- size: Gives information about the image in JSON format. For example,
{ "img" : { "width": 100, "height": 100, "type": "gif" } }
Or if an error occurs,
{}
- resize: proportionally reduces the image to a specified size.
- crop: proportionally reduces the image to a specified size and trims extra edge.
image_filter_buffer
Syntax: | image_filter_buffer size |
Default: | 1M |
Context: |
http server location |
Reference: | image_filter_buffer |
Sets the maximum size for reading the image.
image_filter_jpeg_quality
Syntax: | image_filter_jpeg_quality quality |
Default: | 75 |
Context: |
http server location |
Reference: | image_filter_jpeg_quality |
Sets the rate of loss of information when processing the images as JPEG. The maximum recommended value is 95.
image_filter_sharpen
Syntax: | image_filter_sharpen percent |
Default: | 0 |
Context: |
http server location |
Reference: | image_filter_sharpen |
image_filter_transparency
Syntax: |
image_filter_transparency on | off |
Default: | on |
Context: |
http server location |
Reference: | image_filter_transparency |
This directive allows you to disable image transparency in GIF and
palette-based PNG to improve image resampling quality.
True color PNG alpha-channels are always preserved despite this setting.
Note: Grayscale PNG's are untested, but should be handled as truecolor PNGs.