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There is http://imagejuicer.com/ http://imagejuicer.com/, that seems to do what you want.
by raystar 16y ago
There is http://imagejuicer.com/ http://imagejuicer.com/, that seems to do what you want.
- thinkzig 16y agoHas anyone here used Image Juicer? It looks interesting but I found the documentation page to be pretty lacking. The simple example they show just allows you to pass a height and width parameter, but the home page says you can do cropping, watermarking, etc.
- raystar 16y agoFrom their site: You can pass other info in the outputs hashes, like labels, your own ids, or whatever. That extra info will be passed back to you in the response JSON. So I assume it is a case of emailing them and asking for an exhaustive list of what can be passed to their api, the documentation definitely needs work.
- hkuo 16y agoThis looks like the answer.
- Erlend 16y agoThanks, but looks like its mainly for background jobs and not built to serve images on the fly.