What is Abstract Image Processing & Optimization API ?

Easy to implement and maintain

We built Abstract because most of the API's we've used in the past simply weren't great. Our APIs are built the way we think API's should be: with excellent documentation, multiple easy to use libraries, and tutorials to get you started.

Speed and scale built into everything we do

Something like IP geolocation is probably part of a critical business processes and flow, so we built it (as all of our APIs) for use at scale and at blazing speeds. These aren't just marketing phrases, but fundamental features of our APIs.

Reliable uptime and great support

Developers trust Abstract because of our reliable uptime and excellent technical support that will help get you live quickly, keep you running smoothly, and resolve any issues you have fast regardless of where you are or what you're building.

Reduce image size, not quality

Abstract's powerful image compression API allows you to reduce the size of your images without sacrificing on image quality or other factors that are important to you and your users.

Powerful infrastructure for top speed

Speed is critical for image processing and great infrastructure is the foundation of speed. So the infra for Abstract's image processing and optimization API is built with from ground up for speed.

Crop, resize, and optimize images

Abstract's Image Processing API comes with a full suite of functionality to programmatically manage images, from cropping to resizing to optimizing and more.

Multiple storage and export options

Abstract's Image Processing API makes it easy to export your optimized images in a number of cloud providers, including AWS S3, Azure, and more.

Speed up your site or app

There are many benefits to optimizing your images, from faster load times and more conversions to lower costs and increased performance in SEO.

Bank-level security for all queries

Abstract's Image Processing API comes with more than speed and features. We also care deeply about security, so all data sent and processed is secured via 256-bit SSL encryption (HTTPS).