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ImgURL v2.3 Released: Enhanced Open-Source Image Hosting with New Features

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ImgURL is an open-source image hosting program developed by xiaoz. It is simple to install, powerful in functionality, and supports features such as image cropping, compression, and automatic NSFW detection. With easy deployment and convenient management, it is ideal for individuals building their own image hosting services.

v2.3 Update Highlights

  1. API now supports base64 encoded uploads.
  2. Added support for .webp image uploads.
  3. Included IIS rewrite rules.
  4. Implemented SEO optimizations.
  5. Enhanced the "Explore" section to display up to 160 images.
  6. Improved image management with filtering by ID, ImgID, IP, and time, plus support for bulk selection.
  7. Fixed login issues for some users after enabling CDN.
  8. Added image deletion links.

Existing Features of ImgURL

  • Drag-and-drop upload, multi-image upload, Ctrl+V paste upload, and URL upload.
  • Image cropping with automatic thumbnail generation.
  • Visitor upload limits.
  • Image compression and batch compression.
  • Image NSFW detection and batch detection.
  • Full API support.

Upgrading ImgURL

Before upgrading, please ensure you have made a backup. Then follow the help documentation: https://blog.xiaoz.org/doc/doc-imgurl/upgrade for the upgrade process.

v2.3 Update Details

Starting from v2.3, a deletion link is added for each uploaded image. If a user needs to delete an image, they can use the recorded deletion link, which appears only once.

The backend image management now supports filtering by ID, ImgID, IP, and time. A "Select All" button has been added at the bottom of the image list for easier management.

Online Demo

Installing ImgURL

Additional Information

An ImgURL discussion group has also been launched: 341195621. Feel free to join the discussion. Open source development is not easy; if you find ImgURL useful, please consider supporting us by scanning the QR code below.