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Plugin page link: https://zeroqode.com/version-live/plugin/imgix-image-processing-plugin-for-bubble--1528885359695x507830172296151040

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Demo Editor: https://bubble.io/page?type=page&name=imgix_new_responsive&version=test&id=zeroqode-demo-03&test_plugin=1527256328716x938918962436505600_current&tab=tabs-1

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Demo Page: https://zeroqode-demo-03.bubbleapps.io/version-test/imgix_new_responsive

Introduction

This amazing plugin will enable you and your users to process any images with a multitude of cool effects using Imgix image processor.

For example, it can adjust the brightness and contrast, apply multiple color effects like blur, sepia, and monochrome, add branding to your images by printing a watermark into any uploaded image, overlay text or detect faces, and much more.

How to Setup

To use this plugin, sign up at https://www.imgix.com/ to obtain the Imgix Webproxy Source's Domain and secure token. 1. Choose the storage type

Create an Amazon S3 account (or any other available Cloud Services from the list). Access your AWS account and click on the “Manage access keys” option.

Click on it to create the access key.

You have both the “Access Key ID” and “Secret Access Key”, and now you can proceed to create an S3 Bucket and upload images there as well.

You have all the necessary components to create your source in ImGix and obtain your credentials from there.

Create your ImGix subdomain, that you will use in the Bubble application after.

You can find your Imgix Web Proxy Source’s Domain by going to the Domain section of your source.

You can find your secure URL token by going to the Security section of your source and clicking on the button that says Show Token. This will only be available for Sources that have Secure URLs enabled, which will be explained in the following section.

Insert the “Imgix Web Proxy Source’s Domain” and “Secure Token” in your Bubble app, Plugin tab.

Plugin element

Adjustment Options

Adjustment parameters do basic retouching operations similar to those in image-editing applications like Adobe® Photoshop®. You can use them to fix common issues such as under- or over-exposure, blurriness, and color range, or alter your images artistically.

Title	Description	Value	Type
Brightness	Adjusts the overall brightness of the image.	Valid values are in the range `-100` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Contrast	Adjusts the contrast of the image.	Valid values are in the range `-100` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Exposure	Adjusts the exposure setting for an image, similar to changing the F-stop on a camera.	Valid values are in the range `-100` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Gamma	Adjusts gamma and midtone brightness.	Valid values are in the range `-100` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Highlight	Adjusts the highlight tonal mapping of an image while preserving detail in highlighted areas.	Valid values are in the range `-100` – `0`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Hue	Changes the hue, or tint, of each pixel in the image.	The value is an angle along a hue color wheel, with the pixel's starting color at `0`. Valid values are in the range `0` – `359`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Invert	Inverts all pixel colors and brightness values within the image, producing a negative of the image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Saturation	Adjusts the saturation of the image.	Valid values are in the range `-100` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged. A value of `-100` will convert the image to grayscale.	Number
Shadow	Adjusts the shadow tonal mapping of an image while preserving detail in shadowed areas.	Valid values are in the range `0` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Sharpen	Sharpens the image using luminance (which only affects the black and white values), providing crisp detail with minimal color artifacts.	Valid values are in the range `0` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Unsharp Mask	Sharpens the image details using an unsharp mask (a blurred, inverted copy of the image).	Valid values are any floating point number. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged. This parameter should be used in conjunction with `Unsharp Mask Radius`. For images with general noise, we suggest using the `Sharpen` parameter instead. Unsharp mask and radius are better for thumbnails and fine-tuned sharpening.	Number
Unsharp Mask Radius	Determines how many pixels should be included to enhance the contrast when using the `Unsharp Mask` parameter.	Valid values are positive numbers, and the default is `2.5`. This parameter will have no effect on the image if `Unsharp Mask` is not set. For images with general noise, we suggest using the `Sharpen` parameter instead. Unsharp mask and radius are better for thumbnails and fine-tuned sharpening.	Number
Vibrance	Adjusts the color saturation of an image while keeping pleasing skin tones.	Valid values are in the range `-100` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Compress	When is set, imgix will apply best-effort techniques to reduce the size of the image. This includes altering our normal processing algorithm to apply more aggressive image compression. If the WebP format is not supported, images that contain transparency will be served in a PNG8 format (if supported) and all others will be served as JPEG.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Visual Enhancement	When is set, imgix determines whether the image can be served in a better format by a process called automatic content negotiation. It compiles the various signals available to us—including headers, user agents, and image analytics—to select the optimal image format for your user. This format is served back and the image is correctly cached.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
File Format	When is set, imgix determines whether the image can be served in a better format by a process called automatic content negotiation. It compiles the various signals available to us—including headers, user agents, and image analytics—to select the optimal image format for your user. This format is served back and the image is correctly cached.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Remove red eyes	When is set, red-eye removal is applied to any detected faces.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Background color	The Background color parameter allows you to fill in any transparent areas in your image with a color of your choice.	Hexadecimal color	Color

Blending options

This family of parameters allows you to overlay colors, images, or text on top of your images. You can control the alignment, width, height, cropping, alpha transparency, padding, size, and position of the overlay image separately from the base image.

Blending also gives you multiple blend modes that control the color interactions between the overlay and base images, similar to those in Adobe® Photoshop®.

Title	Description	Value	Type
Apply Blend	The `Blend` parameter allows you to composite a color, text, or another image over your base image using various transformations known as blend modes. It must be set to enable the blend modes and other blending controls.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Blend Image	You can also blend another image over your base image by passing an image URL.	An image.	Image
Blend Color	To blend a solid color over your image, give the color.	Hexadecimal color	Color

Blend align

Adjusts the alignment of the overlay image relative to the base image.

Title	Description	Value	Type
Center	Align to the horizontal center of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Middle	Align to the vertical middle of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Left	Align to the left side of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Top	Align to the top of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Right	Align to the right side of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Bottom	Align to the bottom of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Blend Alpha	Sets the level of transparency for an overlay image or color.	Valid values are from 0 – 100 where 0 is fully transparent and 100 is fully opaque.	Number
Blend Crop Faces	If faces are detected in the overlay layer, attempts to center the crop to them.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No

Blend Crop Position

Controls how the overlay layer is cropped

Title	Description	Value	Type
Left	Crop from the left of the overlay layer, right.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Top	Crop from the top of the overlay layer, down.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Right	Crop from the right of the overlay layer, left.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Bottom	Crop from the bottom of the overlay layer, up.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Blend Fit	Controls how an overlay image is fit to its `blend width` and `blend height`dimensions.	`clamp` - Resizes the image to fit within the width and height boundaries without cropping or distorting the image. The remaining space is filled with extended pixels from the edge of the image. `clip` - Resizes the image to fit within the width and height boundaries without cropping or distorting the image. The resulting image is assured to match one of the constraining dimensions, while the other dimension is altered to maintain the same aspect ratio of the input image.`crop` - Resizes the image to fill the width and height boundaries and crops any excess image data. The resulting image will match the width and height constraints without distorting the image. `max` - Resizes the image to fit within the width and height boundaries without cropping or distorting the image, but will not increase the size of the image if it is smaller than the output size. The resulting image will maintain the same aspect ratio of the input image.`scale` - Scales the image to fit the constraining dimensions exactly. The resulting image will fill the dimensions, and will not maintain the aspect ratio of the input image.	Enum
Blend Height	Sets the height of the overlay image.	This operation occurs after your initial image has been resized. Values can range from `0` to the height of the overlay image, and can be larger than the height of the base image if desired. When the value is a positive integer greater than `1`, the value is interpreted as a pixel height. When the value is a float between `0.0` and `1.0`, the value is interpreted as a ratio to the resized base image height.	Number
Blend Width	Sets the width of the overlay image.	This operation occurs after your initial image has been resized. Values can range from `0` to the width of the overlay image, and can be larger than the width of the base image if desired. When the value is a positive integer greater than `1`, the value is interpreted as a pixel width. When the value is a float between `0.0` and `1.0`, the value is interpreted as a ratio to the resized base image width.	Number
Blend Mode	Blend modes determine how the color, image, or text overlay that's set with `blend` will interact with your base image.	`normal` - Turns off blending, causing the overlay to be superimposed. `darken` - Compares the color value of each overlapping pixel from the two layers, and keeps the darker value.`multiply` - Multiplies the color values of each overlapping pixel from the two layers, resulting in a darker composite image. Multiplying with black as the blend color will result in black; multiplying with white will leave the image unchanged.`burn` - Darkens the image based on the overlay image or color.`lighten` - Compares the color value of each overlapping pixel from the two layers, and keeps the lighter value.`screen` - The reverse of `multiply`—this parameter multiplies the inverse of the color values of each overlapping pixel from the two layers, lightening the image.`dodge` - Brightens the image based on the overlay image or color.`overlay` - Overlays the blend image or color, while preserving the highlights and shadows. It effectively multiplies or screens, depending on the background color.`softlight` - Lightens each pixel if the overlay is brighter than 50% grey (similar to `dodge`), and darkens it if the overlay is darker than 50% grey (similar to `burn`).`hardlight` - Lightens each pixel if the overlay is brighter than 50% grey (similar to `screen`), and darkens it if the overlay is darker than 50% grey (similar to `multiply`). `difference` - Subtracts the value of the pixel on the overlay layer from the value of the underlying pixel on the base layers or vice versa, depending on which is brighter.`exclusion` - Similar to `difference`, but with less contrast. `color` - Blends the hue and saturation values of the overlay with the luminance of the base layer.`hue` - Blends the hue value of the overlay with the luminance and saturation of the base layer.`saturation` - Blends the saturation value of the overlay with the luminance and hue of the base layer.`luminosity` - Blends the luminance value of the overlay with the hue and saturation of the base layer.	Enum
Blend Padding	Sets the number of pixels of padding around the overlay image when Blend Align is set.	Min value `0` .	Number
Blend Size	Causes the overlay image to inherit the width, height, fit, and crop type of the base image. This parameter makes it easier to automate working with overlay images, resulting in the use of fewer parameters.	`none` or `inherit`	Enum
Blend X Position	Positions the overlay layer horizontally, measured from the left edge of the base image in pixels.	The default value is `0`.	Number
Blend Y Position	Positions the overlay layer vertically, measured from the top edge of the base image in pixels.	The default value is `0`.	Number

Border & Padding Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Border Size	Draws a border around the image, in the width defined.	Min value `0` .	Number
Border Color	Draws a border around the image, in the color defined.	Hexadecimal color	Color

Border Outer Radius

Title	Description	Value	Type
Top Left	Sets the outer radius of the top-left border, in pixels.	Min value 0 .	Number
Top Right	Sets the outer radius of the top-right border, in pixels.	Min value 0 .	Number
Bottom Left	Sets the outer radius of the bottom-left border, in pixels.	Min value 0 .	Number
Bottom Right	Sets the outer radius of the bottom-right border, in pixels.	Min value 0 .	Number

Inner Border Radius

Title	Description	Value	Type
Top Left	Sets the inner radius of the border, in pixels.	Min value 0 .	Number
Top Right	Sets the inner radius of the border, in pixels.	Min value 0 .	Number
Bottom Left	Sets the inner radius of the border, in pixels.	Min value 0 .	Number
Bottom Right	Sets the inner radius of the border, in pixels.	Min value 0 .	Number
Padding	Pads the image by the number of pixels specified. Must be a positive integer.	Min value 0 .	Number

Face Detection Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Face Index	The `Face Index` parameter selects a face on which to center an image	The `Face Index` parameter must be an integer. It can be set to any value from `1` to `N`, where `N` is the total number of detected faces in the image.	Number
Face Padding	The `Face Padding` parameter defines how much padding to allow for each face.	The value of `Face Padding` must be a positive float. The value defines the padding ratio based on the pixel dimensions of the face, up to the limit of the image's dimensions. A larger value yields more padding. The default value is `1.0`.	Number

Focal Point Options

Focal point cropping gives you the ability to choose and fine-tune the point of interest of your image for better art direction.

Title	Description	Value	Type
Focal Point Zoom	The zoom or z-dimension value of a focal point of an image.	Must be a float between `1` and `100`, inclusive. The default value is `1`, representing the original size of the image.	Number
Focal Point X	The horizontal or `x` value of the focal point of an image.	Must be a float between `0.0` and `1.0`, inclusive. The default value is `0.5`, or the center of the image.	Number
Focal Point Y	The vertical or `y` value of the focal point of an image.	Must be a float between `0.0` and `1.0`, inclusive. The default value is `0.5`, or the center of the image.	Number

Output Format Options

This set of parameters gives you control over the output properties of your image.

Title	Description	Value	Type
Chroma Subsampling	The `Chroma Subsampling` parameter controls the chroma subsampling rate for JPEG and progressive JPEG output formats. How it's work?	Valid values are `444`, `422`, and `420`. The default is `420`.	Enum
Color Quantization	Limits the number of colors in a picture using color quantization, which reduces the distinct colors in an image while maintaining a visually-similar image.	Valid values range between `2` – `256`.	Number
Color Space	The `Color Space` parameter specifies the color space of the output image. Changing or removing the color space metadata can help decrease file size, especially for smaller images such as thumbnails where it's a larger percentage of the total file size.	`srgb` - will set the image to the sRGB color space, which is the Internet standard`adobergb1998` - refers to the Adobe RGB (1998) color space, which provides accurate color reproduction from screen to print`tinysrgb` - reduces the color space metadata but may cause a slight shift in color values`strip` - removes it completely for maximum size reduction	Enum
Output Format	The output format to convert the image to.	Valid options: `avif` - The AVIF file format supports lossy and lossless image formats. It does support transparency. `gif` - GIF is a lossy format. It supports transparency, but only in a very limited capacity (1-bit). It does support animation. `jp2` - The JPEG 2000 file format is a lossy format. It does support transparency. It does not support animation. `jpg` - JPEG is a lossy format. It does not support transparency or animation. `json` - This is a data representation, in text, of the specified image's master version. It includes keys and values relating to the source image DPI, height, width, color profiles, color models, bit depth, and more. The output data varies depending on the input filetype. `jxr` - The JPEG XR file format is a lossy format, but also supports lossless compression. It supports transparency. It does not support animation. `pjpg` - The Progressive JPEG file format is a lossy format. It does not support transparency or animation. `mp4` - MP4 is the more widely supported of the two video formats imgix offers, and generally offers higher quality than WebM. It will give you smaller file sizes than animated GIF or WebP for animated content, but requires a `<video>` object and controls as noted above. `png` - The PNG file format is a lossless format. It does support transparency. It does not support animation. `png8` - A variant of the PNG format with 8-bit transparency and palette-based color. `png32` - The most common PNG variant with 24-bit color and an 8-bit alpha channel. `webm` - WebM has less browser support than MP4, but for Chrome and other supported browsers, it provides the best compression for animated content. It also requires a `<video>` object and controls. `webp` - The WebP file format is a lossy image format, but supports lossless compression. It does support transparency. It does support animation. `blurhash` - This will return a text string that can be used to render a small, blurred placeholder image.	Enum
Output Quality	Controls the output quality of lossy file formats (`jpg`, `pjpg`, `webp`, or `jxr`).	Valid values are in the range `0` – `100` and the default is `75`. Quality can often be set much lower than the default, especially when serving high-DPR images.	Number

Noise Reduction Options

Minimizes noise in your image, helping to clean up small artifacts.

Title	Description	Value	Type
Noise Blur	Sets the threshold for noise reduction.	Valid values are in the range `-100` to `100`.	Number
Noise Sharpen	Determines the amount of sharpening in pixels above the bound set by `Noise Blur`, reducing noise in the image.	Valid values are in the range `-100` to `100`.	Number
PDF Page Number	Outputs individual pages or vector assets from PDF or Adobe® Illustrator® files (`.ai`) as images.	It can be set to any value from `1` to `N`, where `N` is the total number of pages.	Number

Rotation Options

The rotation parameters allow you to change the orientation of your image, by either flipping along its axes or rotating around the center.

Title	Description	Value	Type
Exif Orientation	Changes the cardinal orientation of the image by overriding any Exif orientation metadata.	To override the Exif data, you can set the value either to `1` through `8` (following Exif format), or to `90`, `180`, `270`, etc. as degree aliases for the Exif values where `90` = `6`, `180` = `3`, and `270` = `8`.	Enum
Flip Axis	Flips the image horizontally, vertically, or both.	Valid values are `h` for horizontal, `v` for vertical, and `hv` to flip along both axes.	Enum
Rotation	Rotates the image by degrees according to the value specified.	Valid values are in the range `0` – `359`, and rotation is counter-clockwise with `0` (the default) at the top of the image.	Number

Size Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Crop Faces	If faces are detected in the image, attempts to center the crop to them. Otherwise, the cropping alignment will default to centered if no additional values are provided.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Crop Left	Crop from the left of the image, right.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Crop Top	Crop from the top of the image, down.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Crop Right	Crop from the right of the image, left.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Crop Bottom	Crop from the bottom of the image, up.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Crop Focal Point	When set in combination with a relative horizontal (`Focal Point X`), vertical (`Focal Point Y`), and/or zoom (`Focal Point Zoom`) value, will center the image on those coordinates and crop from there.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Crop Edges	The `edges` crop automatically finds and crops to an area of interest by performing edge detection, looking for objects within the image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Crop Entropy	The `entropy` crop automatically finds and crops to an area of interest by looking for busy sections of the image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Image Height	The height of the output image.	`Primary mode` is a positive integer, interpreted as pixel height. The resulting image will be `h` pixels tall.A `secondary mode` is a float between `0.0` and `1.0`, interpreted as a ratio in relation to the source image size. For example, an `h` value of `0.5` will result in an output image half the height of the source image.	Number
Image Width	The width of the output image.	`Primary mode` is a positive integer, interpreted as pixel height. The resulting image will be `w` pixels wide.A `secondary mode` is a float between `0.0` and `1.0`, interpreted as a ratio in relation to the source image size. For example, a `w` value of `0.5` will result in an output image half the width of the source image.	Number
Maximum Height	The maximum allowed height of the output image.	Must be an integer greater than `0`. This parameter will only work if `Resize Fit Mode` is `crop`.	Number
Minimum Height	The minimum allowed height of the output image.	Must be an integer greater than `0`. This parameter will only work if `Resize Fit Mode` is `crop`.	Number
Maximum Width	The maximum allowed width of the output image.	Must be an integer greater than `0`. This parameter will only work if `Resize Fit Mode` is `crop`.	Number
Minimum Width	The minimum allowed width of the output image.	Must be an integer greater than `0`. This parameter will only work if `Resize Fit Mode` is `crop`.	Number
Resize Fit Mode	The `Resize Fit Mode` parameter controls how the output image is fit to its target dimensions after resizing, and how any background areas will be filled.	Valid values are: `clamp` - Resizes the image to fit within the width and height dimensions without cropping or distorting the image, and the remaining space is filled with extended pixels from the edge of the image. `clip` - Resizes the image to fit within the width and height boundaries without cropping or distorting the image. `crop` - Resizes the image to fill the width and height dimensions and crops any excess image data. `facearea` - Finds the area containing all faces, or a specific face in an image, and scales it to specified width and height dimensions. Can be used in conjunction with `Face Index` to identify a specific face, as well as `Face Padding` to include additional padded area around the face to zoom out from the immediate area around the faces. `fill` - Resizes the image to fit within the requested width and height dimensions while preserving the original aspect ratio and without discarding any original image data. Excess space is filled with a solid color or blurred version of the image. The resulting image exactly matches the requested dimensions. `fillmax` - Resizes the image to fit within the requested width and height dimensions while preserving the original aspect ratio and without discarding any original image data. If the requested width or height exceeds that of the original, the original image remains the same size. The excess space is filled with a solid color or blurred version of the image. The resulting image exactly matches the requested dimensions. `max` - Resizes the image to fit within the width and height dimensions without cropping or distorting the image, but will not increase the size of the image if it is smaller than the output size. The resulting image will maintain the same aspect ratio of the input image. `min` - Resizes and crops the image to match the aspect ratio of the requested width and height. Will not exceed the original width and height of the image. `scale` - Scales the image to fit the constraining dimensions exactly. The resulting image will fill the dimensions, and will not maintain the aspect ratio of the input image.	Enum

Stylize Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Gaussian Blur	Applies a Gaussian style blur to your image, smoothing out image noise.	Valid values are in the range from `0` – `2000`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Halftone	Applies a half-toning effect to the image.	Valid values are in the range `0` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged. The value represents the width of the halftone dots.	Number
Monochrome	Applies an overall monochromatic hue change.	Hexadecimal color	Color
Pixellate	Applies a square pixellation effect to the image.	Valid values are in the range `0` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number
Sepia Tone	Applies a sepia-toning effect to the image.	Valid values are in the range from `0` – `100`. The default value is `0`, which leaves the image unchanged.	Number

Trim Options

This set of parameters enables you to remove uniform border colors from your image, effectively cropping it.

Title	Description	Value	Type
Trim	Trims the image to remove a uniform border around the image.	• When the `trim` parameter is set to `auto`, the image is trimmed automatically based on the border color. • When the `trim` parameter is set to `color`, the image will trim away the color specified by `Trim Color`	Enum
Trim Color	The `trim-color` parameter defines which color to trim when `Trim` is `color`.	6-digit hex color	Color

Text Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Text	The text string to overlay on the image. This value must be supplied for text to be rendered—all other text parameters are ignored if it isn't set. Using the `txt` parameter is best for single-line text.	imgix has full support for UTF-8 characters, and will appropriately render non-Latin character sets and emoji. This means that you can easily pipe in localized text to a base image instead of creating a different Origin Image for each language you want to support.	Text

Text Align

Title	Description	Value	Type
Left	Align to the left side of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Center	Align to the horizontal center of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Right	Align to the right side of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Top	Align to the top of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Middle	Align to the vertical middle of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No
Bottom	Align to the bottom of the base image.	Valid values are false and true.	Yes or No

Text Clipping Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Start	Sets the region of the string that will be clipped if the string extends beyond the defined width of the text.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Middle	Sets the region of the string that will be clipped if the string extends beyond the defined width of the text.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
End	Sets the region of the string that will be clipped if the string extends beyond the defined width of the text.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Add Ellipsis	The `ellipsis` input adds an ellipsis on the region where the text is clipped, and can be combined with one of the other values	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Text Color	Sets the color of the text.	Hexadecimal color	Color
Text Fit Mode	Enables a fit mode for the text.	`none` - With no fit mode, the text will be clipped if it exceeds the contraints of the text bounds. `max` - With `max`, the text will be scaled down to fit within the bounds rather than clipping the text contents.	Enum
Text Font Family	Defines the typeface and style to set the text in.	The value may be either a CSS-style category, or an explicit font name. The possible CSS names are `serif`, `sans-serif`, `monospace`, `cursive`, `fantasy`. For an explicit typeface, use the name instead.	Text
Text Font Size	Sets the font size of the text, in pixels.	The value must be a number greater than `0`.	Number
Text Ligatures	Enables support for ligatures in the text, if the selected font supports them.	• A value of `0` enables typographically-required ligatures present in non-English languages. • A value of `1` enables common ligatures in the selected typeface. • A value of `2` enables all of the ligatures that are available in the selected typeface.	Number
Text Outline	Sets the width of the outline to draw around the text.	By default, this value is `0`, which draws no outline. If defined, the outline is drawn inside the edges of the text.	Number
Text Outline Color	Sets the color of the outline to draw around the text.	Hexadecimal color	Color
Text Padding	The amount of spacing (in pixels) to add around the text.	The default is `10`.	Number
Text Shadow	A number indicating the strength of a shadow to place on the text.	The default is no shadow, and the range is from `0` – `10`.	Number
Text Width	The width (in pixels) to restrict the width of the text to.	The default value is calculated by the width of the output image, minus any padding on the left and right. Positive integer	Number

Typesetting Endpoint Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Multiline Text	Enable Multiline Text	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Text Leading	Controls the leading (or line spacing) in a multi-line text image output.	The default is `0`, which corresponds to approximately 120% line height. Negative values are not allowed.	Number
Text Tracking	Controls the tracking (or letter spacing) in a text image output	Default is `0`, and negative values are allowed.	Number

Watermark Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Mark Image URL	Adds a watermark to the bottom right-hand corner of the image.	Image	Image

Mark Alignment Options

Title	Description	Value	Type
Top	Align to the top of the base image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Middle	Align to the vertical middle of the base image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Bottom	Align to the bottom of the base image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Left	Align to the left side of the base image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Center	Align to the horizontal center of the base image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Right	Align to the right side of the base image.	Valid values are `false` and `true`.	Yes or No
Mark Alpha	Adjusts the alpha transparency of the watermark image.	Valid values are integers between `0` and `100`, inclusive. `100` is fully opaque, and `0` is fully transparent. The default value is `100`.	Number
Mark Base URL	Sets the base URL for `mark` when creating your Source in the Dashboard.	Whatever you enter as the value for `mark-base` will be prepended to the URL value of `mark`. To simplify URLs across your entire image catalog or obscure your full `mark` URL from users, use `mark-base` as a default parameter.	Text
Mark Fit Mode	Controls how the watermark image is fitted to its target dimensions.	`clip` - Resizes the image to fit within the width and height boundaries without cropping or scaling the image. The resulting image is assured to match one of the constraining dimensions, while the other dimension is altered to maintain the same aspect ratio of the input image.`crop` - Resizes the image to fill the width and height boundaries and crops any excess image data. The resulting image will match the width and height constraints without scaling the image. Both the `Mark Width` and `Mark Height` parameters are required for this parameter.`max` - Resizes the image to fit within the width and height boundaries without cropping or scaling the image, but will not increase the size of the image if it is smaller than the output size. The resulting image will maintain the same aspect ratio of the input image.`scale` - Scales the image to fit the constraining dimensions exactly.
Mark Height	Specifies the watermark height.	This number can either be a positive integer or a float between `0.0` and `1.0`, inclusive.	Number
Mark Width	Specifies the watermark width.	This number can either be a positive integer or a float between `0.0` and `1.0`, inclusive.	Number
Mark Padding	Sets the number of pixels of padding between the watermark and the edge of the image.	Value must be an integer.	Number
Mark Scale	Scales the watermark to a percentage of the base image's width dimension	Valid values are between `0` – `100`.	Number
Mark X Position	Defines the x-position of the watermark in relation to the left-most edge of the base image.	The value can be a positive or negative integer. If the value is negative, the image will be partially outside the base image boundary.	Number
Mark Y Position	Defines the y-position of the watermark in relation to the top-most edge of the base image.	The value can be a positive or negative integer. If the value is negative, the image will be partially outside the base image boundary.	Number

Actions

Create multi-line text blocks

Title	Description
Text	The text that will be on the final image
Align Top	Align to the top of the base image.
Align middle	Align to the vertical middle of the base image.
Align bottom	Align to the bottom of the base image.
Align left	Align to the left side of the base image.
Align centre	Align to the horizontal centre of the base image.
Align right	Align to the right side of the base image.
Text colour	Sets the colour of the text.
"Max" Fit Mode	If it is "No" the text will be clipped if it exceeds the constraints of the text bounds. If it is "Yes" the text will be scaled down to fit within the bounds rather than clipping the text contents.
Text font	Defines the typeface and style to set the text in.
Text ligatures	Enables support for ligatures in the text, if the selected font supports them. A value of 0 enables typographically-required ligatures present in non-English languages. A value of 1 enables common ligatures in the selected typeface. A value of 2 enables all of the ligatures that are available in the selected typeface.
Text outline	Sets the width of the outline to draw around the text.
Text outline colour	Sets the colour of the outline to draw around the text if the txt-line is set.
Text padding	The amount of spacing (in pixels) to add around the text.
Text shadow	A number indicating the strength of a shadow to place on the text. The default is no shadow, and the range is from 0 – 10.
Text tracking	Controls the tracking (or letter spacing). The default is 0, and negative values are allowed.
Text leading	Controls the leading (or line spacing). The default is 0, which corresponds to approximately 120% line height. Negative values are not allowed.
Width	The width of the output image.
Height	The height of the output image.
Background colour	Allows you to fill in any transparent areas in your image with a colour of your choice.
Output format	The output format to convert the image to.
Return Bubble URL	If "Yes" the image will be saved to bubble storage and will be returned URL to S3, else if is "No" will be returned URL to imgix

Exposed states

Title	Description
Processed Image	Return URL to processed by imgix image
Multi-line text image	Return URL to image with text

Changelogs

Update: 10/17/2022 – Version 1.10.0

Added “auto processing image” option and multi-upload feature

Update: 10/26/2022 – Version 1.11.0

Fixed the “auto processing image” option

Update: 01/09/2023 - Version 1.12.0

Removed watermark element, added show docs, fixed issues

Update: 02/21/2023 - Version 1.13.0

Updated the description

Update: 02/23/2023 - Version 1.14.0

Deleted the icons

Update: 06/16/2023 - Version 1.15.0

Updated the description

Update: 07/10/2023 - Version 1.16.0

Updated the description

Update: 09/12/2023 - Version 1.20.0

Updated library

Update: 09/02/2024 - Version 1.28.0

Added field "Add HTTP", states "blob_image" and "blob_multi_line_text_image

Update 28/02/24 - Version 1.29.0

Minor fixes

Imgix image processing