We try to maintain a complete list of all plugins and CMS modules based on ImageResizer.

• A Fluent API for ImageResizer by Ben Foster (introductory article)
• Responsive web design for images: the ResponsivePresets plugin
• GUI image editor: StudioJS, a jQuery plugin
• Eksponent CropUp - Plugin for weighted semi-auto cropping

• CropImage.NET: The replacement for WebCropImage
• Upload & crop with ImageStudio (found in /Contrib)
• jQuery NailThumb by Garralabs

• uBootstrap
• eksponent CropUp
• Go Basic - Denmark government website starter kit

• Image Power Tools Module for Orchard CMS (RIAPI friendly)
• Building the Cascade Gallery for Orchard

• Orchard CMS Image MultiPicker (deprecated)
• Contrib.Thumbnails. Not RIAPI-compliant.
• Orchard CMS ImageResizer. Not RIAPI-compliant.

Leave a comment if we've missed your plugin!

All Imazen software is developed on Github, with community collaboration. E-mail your GitHub username to support@imageresizing.net, and we'll give you access to the github.com/imazen/resizer repository. We've never denied a request for access, and we happily accept and test any correctly licensed pull requests we receive. To see a list of other libraries Imazen has created, go to imazen.io.

If you're new to Git, we have instructions for installing and connecting to GitHub.

If you're not sharing code, we suggest using the NuGet packages instead to keep up-to-date, as they're updated frequently.

If you want to make something lots of people will use, browse the ideas forum. Or, create a module that enhances ImageResizer integration with your favorite CMS, WYSIYG editor, or media tool.

Our open plugin model makes it simple to add server-side functionality, and our rigorously standardized and backwards-compatible URL API (along with our client-side wrappers) make it easy to integrate on the front-end.

We're always quick to provide assistance to developers creating community plugins, so feel free to reach out and ask questions!

Also, check out the Redistribution and CMS Integration Guide if you're interested in redistributing ImageResizer with your product. We provide priority assistance to other open-source projects using ImageResizer.

Share your ideas and feature requests on the UserVoice forum, so others can vote on, comment about, and perhaps implement your proposals. The ImageResizer project isn't just about resizing. We're Lightroom as a web-service, but with a plugin model so things don't get bloated - and the community is free to innovate.

If your idea doesn't get enough votes to be developed by Imazen, don't despair - If you want to take a shot at implementing it, we'll help you out! We're generally willing to publish community plugins in the /Contrib folder, although you may prefer to host it on your own GitHub repostiory so we can add a link to it on this page.

A strong and diverse community is essential for the health and quality of any software library.

Many ImageResizer users monitor StackOverflow for questions tagged imageresizer, and may answer your question before we can get to it.

Please be courteous; vote good answers up, and mark them as accepted. Make sure your questions include a gist with the diagnostics page output, and you've included all relevant details and detailed error messages. It's best to register and select a username instead of posting anonymously; anonymous posts are often considered spam.

We strongly suggest reading the support page before posting, as nearly all common mistakes are explained there.

• Greg Duncan, Channel 9: Funny, you look bigger in real life... Server side image resizing with the free and open source ImageResizer
• Scott Hanselman: NuGet Package of the Week: ImageResizer
• Scott Hanselman (podcast): Deep inside image resizing and scaling with ASP.NET and IIS, with ImageResizing.net author Nathanael Jones
• Ben Foster: FluentExtensions for ImageResizer
• cskardon: Using ImageResizer on Azure 2.0
• Dave Gardner: Building a Gallery Module for Orchard with ImageResizer (7-part series!)
• Frederik Vig: Add powerful image resizing, cropping and manipulation support to your EPiServer website
• Nathanael Jones: 29 image resizing pitfalls

• How we built MSN UK's Responsive Olympics Site
• Scott Hanselman: Dynamic Image Generation
• Bertrand Le Roy (Orchard author): State of .NET Image Resizing: how does imageresizer do? * Note the performance chart is bogus due to a mistake in the Bertrand's benchmark code. The corrected chart displays actual apples-to-apples data, instead of comparing low-quality and high-quality image resizing as the original benchmark does.
• Anders Hattestad: Automatically change images in a responsive design to scale (EPiServer)
• Nokia Developer Guide: Delivering image tiles to Windows Phone with ImageResizer (Note - while they're using an MVC action, we strongly suggest using the HttpModule instead if you wish to have caching work properly)
• Nathanael Jones: Using JCrop with ImageResizer in 11 lines of javascript
• heltBlank: Umbraco and ImageResizer
• uBootstrap for Umbraco now includes ImageResizer to handle responsive imaging needs

There are also over 50 StackOverflow posts about ImageResizer.