ImageResizer - Installing for COM applications - ASP.NET Image resizing for IIS

ImageResizer - Installing for COM applications

If you are using ImageResizer on a web-facing system, consider using the URL API instead - it has better performance and is much lower maintenance.

No additional steps need to be taken for Classic ASP (or any other language) using the URL API.

Installing ImageResizer for COM use

Download ImageResizer and extract it to a folder.
Run \dlls\release\COMInstaller.exe within the extracted folder, with Administrator privileges.
Click Install, and verify success.

If you get an error when trying to use the COM API, see the troubleshooting page.

Using the COM API

See this page for usage examples

About

The first version of ImageResizer was deployed in 2005. Since then, it's been rewritten many times, as we gained experience and learned what customers need the most. Imageflow is our next-gen imaging engine for the cloud, written in Rust, and tested in production environments for over 7 years. Imageflow Server processes, caches, and delivers images with incredible speed, security, uptime, and image quality. And it's still compatible with ImageResizer URLs from the aughts.

Thousands of popular websites rely on Imageflow Server and ImageResizer; some with millions of pageviews each day.

Everything is on GitHub

You're our sales team

We invest in engineering instead of advertising.

Our open-source model works only as long as our users continue sharing their experiences.

Contact

Sales: [email protected]
Sales phone: +1.812.809.0605
Support: After running diagnostics, visit /support

We encourage feedback and feature requests on the Imageflow Server or ImageResizer Github page.

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