Hi there, I do not use Strapi anymore (Actually I never really used it). I evaluated Strapi as a headless CMS a while ago and since I was missing a functionallity to scale and format uploaded images, I was happy to find that @nicolashmln already created a great plugin for this. Nevertheless, it has only one issue (at least it was an issue for me): The image sizes and format to transform the uploaded images to could not be declared in code. Therefore, I created a fork which I then published. Since I expected to use Strapi as CMS (because it made a good impression) I thought it makes sense to share this with the world.
However, some weeks later I decided to move from Strapi due to a bunch of reasons which are not really important at this point (self-hosting, etc.). This plugin however is forced to use a semi-internal Strapi API which was and is sometimes subject to changes (because this is the only reason to hook into the upload process). Therefore, sometimes changes are required or otherwise the plugin even breaks with minor changes (which is pretty bad
Thank you!
Cheers Marlo
Strapi version >= v4.11.7
This plugin uses sharp provided via strapi core. All settings and options are documented in more detail in the sharp API documentation.
Install the package via npm install strapi-plugin-image-optimizer or yarn add strapi-plugin-image-optimizer.
To make this plugin work, you need to enter the following code to ./src/extensions/upload/strapi-server.ts. If file and folders do not exist, you need to create them. This code overrides the default image manipulation service of Strapi's upload plugin.
// ./src/extensions/upload/strapi-server.ts
import imageOptimizerService from "strapi-plugin-image-optimizer/dist/server/services/image-optimizer-service";
module.exports = (plugin) => {
plugin.services["image-manipulation"] = imageOptimizerService;
return plugin;
};Configure the plugin in the config/plugins.(js/ts) file of your Strapi project.
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
additionalResolutions |
number[] Min: 0 |
Create additional resolutions for high res displays (e.g. Apples Retina Display which has a resolution of 2x). Default is []. |
exclude |
SourceFormat[] |
Exclude image formats from being optimized. Default is []. |
formats |
OutputFormat[] |
Specifiy the formats images should be transformed to. Specifiying original means that the original format is kept. Default is ["original", "webp", "avif"]. Only jpeg, jpg, png/webp, avif, heif, tiff and tif will adjust quality. |
include |
SourceFormat[] |
Include image formats that should be optimized. Default is ["jpeg", "jpg", "png"]. |
sizes* |
ImageSize[] |
(required) - Specify the sizes to which the uploaded image should be transformed. |
quality |
number Min: 0 Max: 100 |
Specific the image quality the output should be rendered in. Default is 80. |
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fit |
ImageFit |
The image fit mode if both width and height are specified. Default is cover. |
height |
number Min: 0 |
The height of the output image in pixels. If only height is specified then the width is calculated with the original aspect ratio. If neither width nor height are set, the output will be the same size as the original. |
name* |
string Min: 0 |
(required) - The name of the size. This will be used as part of generated image's name and url. |
position |
ImagePosition |
The position of the image within the output image. This option is only used when fit is cover or contain. Default is center. |
width |
number Min: 0 |
The width of the output image in pixels. If only width is specified then the height is calculated with the original aspect ratio. If neither width nor height are set, the output will be the same size as the original. |
withoutEnlargement |
boolean |
When true, the image will not be enlarged if the input image is already smaller than the required dimensions. Default is false. |
type SourceFormat =
| "avif"
| "dz"
| "fits"
| "gif"
| "heif"
| "input"
| "jpeg"
| "jpg"
| "jp2"
| "jxl"
| "magick"
| "openslide"
| "pdf"
| "png"
| "ppm"
| "raw"
| "svg"
| "tiff"
| "tif"
| "v"
| "webp";type OutputFormat = "original" | SourceFormat;type ImageFit = "contain" | "cover" | "fill" | "inside" | "outside";type ImageFit =
| "top"
| "right top"
| "right"
| "right bottom"
| "bottom"
| "left bottom"
| "left"
| "left top"
| "center"
| "entropy" // only in combination with ImageFit cover
| "attention"; // only in combination with ImageFit cover;The following config would be a good starting point for your project.
// ./config/plugins.ts
export default ({ env }) => ({
// ...
"image-optimizer": {
enabled: true,
config: {
include: ["jpeg", "jpg", "png"],
exclude: ["gif"],
formats: ["original", "webp", "avif"],
sizes: [
{
name: "xs",
width: 300,
},
{
name: "sm",
width: 768,
},
{
name: "md",
width: 1280,
},
{
name: "lg",
width: 1920,
},
{
name: "xl",
width: 2840,
// Won't create an image larger than the original size
withoutEnlargement: true,
},
{
// Uses original size but still transforms for formats
name: "original",
},
],
additionalResolutions: [1.5, 3],
quality: 70,
},
},
// ...
});If you want type safety, you can extend the configuration with our config typing.
With that approach, you will get the possibility for property IntelliSense and static string type values.
import { Config as ImageOptimizerConfig } from "strapi-plugin-image-optimizer/dist/server/models/config";
// ...
export default ({ env }) => ({
// ...
"image-optimizer": {
// ...
config: {
// ...
} satisfies ImageOptimizerConfig,
},
});When uploading an image in the media library, Image Optimizer resizes and converts the uploaded images as specified in the config.
If you found a bug or have any questions please submit an issue. If you think you found a way how to fix it, please feel free to create a pull request!
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
 Marlo Kesser 💻 📖 |
 Yaroslav Zakhidnyi 🐛 💻 |
 Josef Bredreck 💻 📖 |
 Cretezy 💻 📖 |
 Lucurious 🐛 💻 |
 Alexander Birkner 🐛 💻 |
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
A special thanks to @nicolashmln, whose package strapi-plugin-responsive-image served as inspiration for this one.