Output Options

CDN

S3 Signed Url

S3 Destination

FTP Destination

Azure Destination

IAM Users

Other Service Signed Urls

Getting Started

Blitline Job

Welcome

Job Options

List of Available Functions

Examples List

Functions

Job Response

Polling and Postbacks

Service Limits

Development Recommendations

Gotchas

Advanced

Pipelines

Fonts

Smart Image

Static IPs

Formats

Colorspace

Color Extraction

PDF

Image Optimization

Metadata

Signed Jobs

AI Background Removal

Subimage

Special (Non-Image) Processing

Zipping

Trancoding Video Presets

Apache Tika

AWS Rekognition/Facial Recognition

Animated GIFs

Building Gifs or Videos from Images

Find Image on the Internet

Video Keyframes

Video Transcoding

Screenshots of Websites

IM Scripts

Vector Processing

Getting Started

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​Welcome

Blitline lets you run massively parallel automated image processing jobs in the cloud. GETTING STARTED. First you must log into. Blitline and get a. FREE developer account. When you register, you wil…

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Blitline Job

A Blitline job is an atomic unit of work on Blitline. The only thing you can submit to Blitline is jobs . Jobs consist of a chunk of JSON defining some operations you wish to perform. A job consists …

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Job Options

Aside from the standard 4 items in a job ( application_id , src , v , functions ) there are many other options available. We will outline some of the most useful ones below: COMMON postback_url (stri…

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List of Available Functions

Below is a list of all the available Blitline functions. ANNOTATE. Adds text to an image. Sample: { "name":"annotate", "params":{ "text":"my_text", "color":"#ffffff" } } Required: text : Text to be p…

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Examples List

BLITLINE EXAMPLE JOBS. Simple Thumbnail Example: This is the canonical use of Blitline. Taking an online image and thumbnailing to a smaller size. File Extension Override: If you are unhappy with the…

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Functions

Functions are the operations that can be performed on images. You can have 1 or more functions, and you can pipeline functions so that the output of 1 function is the input to the next function. A co…

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Job Response

RESPONSE. When you submit a job to Blitline you will get a JSON response. If successful the response code will be 200 and you will receive json back, indicating that the job has been accepted, a job_…

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Polling and Postbacks

Blitline runs your jobs asynchronously, which means that after you submit your job, there will be a variable amount to time before your job has completed. There are 2 ways for you to know that your j…

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Service Limits

BLITLINE SERVICE LIMITS. While we strive to serve all image processing needs, we need to set certain limits to make sure a small subset of users affect the larger subset. We have limits in place to p…

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Development Recommendations

BUILDING JSON. The first task you will need to accomplish is to build the JSON necessary to submit jobs to Blitline. We recommend building the raw JSON by hand. It’s easier to understand the jobs and…

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Gotchas

GOTCHAS. Things you might not expect as default behaviors when using Blitline, so please keep the following in mind: Files with a rotation flag set will automatically be rotated into the proper orien…

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