We are excited to announce the release of a major update for the dotNET SDK. This update will ease your workflow multifold with added support for Media Library Extensions, all media management APIs, and the latest URL transformation parameters.
You can find more information about this update here.
To make the migration as easy as possible, we have increased the scope of our URL rewriters to include Imgix in addition to Cloudinary.
ImageKit’s URL rewriters translate your pre-existing transformation parameters written in the syntax of your previous service provider to ImageKit's syntax. This will allow you to continue using your existing URLs with no or minimal changes when moving to ImageKit.
To activate this feature, please contact our team, and we will enable it for a URL endpoint in your account.
Read more about this feature here.
ImageKit’s Video API can now help you extract audio or only video channels from the videos. Get the audio files from a video to generate subtitles or remove unwanted audio from the videos within minutes using simple transformations.
Use the transformations mentioned below to get things going:
ac-none: This transformation gives you a mute video. Know more.
vc-none: This transformation gives you the audio-only file from the video. Know more.
We are happy to announce that ImageKit now offers native integration with Akeneo, a popular Product Information Management (PIM) solution used by organizations to store, manage and enrich product information.
With this integration, you can access the images and other non-media files (PDFs, docs, etc.) stored in your Akeneo PIM and deliver optimized and transformed versions of them in real-time.
You can know more about this integration here.
Note: This integration does not support videos at the moment.
To protect your digital assets stored in the Media Library from programmatic access via APIs and prevent actions such as accidental deletions, we have launched Restricted APIs in ImageKit. This feature lets you define the developer's access levels with the API key.
You can create a restricted API with either of the three access levels - 'None', 'Read only', and 'Read and Write' - which restricts the APIs accessible using that key. Know more about the permission levels.
How to create Restricted API?
Log in to your ImageKit account.
Once your ImageKit dashboard is open, click on the 'Developer Options' menu.
Now, by clicking on 'Create New' under the 'Restricted Key' section, you can initiate the process of creating a new restricted API key.
In case you face any issues, do let us know by sending an email to support@imagekit.io.
We have released the first version of our Go SDK to ease developer integrations. This release will assist you in implementing all ImageKit APIs for upload and media management, file URL generation, and other utility functions.
Find more information here.
In case you face any issues, please feel free to send an email to support@imagekit.io.
To provide better organizational administration and ease the efforts of documenting and monitoring changes to your ImageKit configuration, we now provide audit logs on ImageKit.
These logs provide a simple way to keep track of the changes done in delivery settings, URL endpoints, external storage configuration, developer options, and more. It will allow you to identify and rectify misconfigurations and suspicious activities by the users of your ImageKit dashboard.
Click here to know more.
This feature is currently available only on custom Enterprise pricing plans.
We are taking the security of your media delivery to the next level by providing basic WAF-like functionality within ImageKit with the features mentioned below.
IP and IP range blocking
You can prevent unauthorized access to your digital assets by blocking absolute IPs and IP ranges. Learn more.
Geographic restrictions
Access to your digital assets can be restricted or allowed at the country level. Learn more.
HTTP referrer-based restrictions
This restriction is based on the Referer header present with the incoming requests and ensures that the content only loads for domains authorized to access the content. Any unauthorized access request will receive a 403 error. Learn more.
Note: These features are available only on our custom enterprise pricing plans. Feel free to email support@imagekit.io in case you have any questions or want to get these features activated on your plan.
Our developer integrations are updated with the latest version of JAVA and PHP SDKs.
The new versions of these SDKs were long due and now implement all the new APIs and new parameters for existing APIs, along with the ability to expose raw response body and headers for better debugging.
Read more about getting started with JAVA SDK here.
Read more about getting started with PHP SDK here.
ImageKit's latest version of Ruby SDK is now live. This version will allow you to implement all media management APIs, including the latest APIs for file version control in ImageKit.
You'll now be able to get file version details and restore or delete them.
Find more information here.
