PixFly|Image CDN Platform

Transform images at lightning speed.

PixFly optimises and delivers images through a global CDN, with on-the-fly resizing, cropping, and format transforms so sites load faster without sacrificing quality.

SERVICES:

Product Development
Developer Tools
SaaS

Inqodo's role: Product Development, Developer Tools and SaaS for PixFly, end to end.

2 weeksFrom kickoff to launch

5+Frameworks integrated

Full-stackBuild type

Platform Overview

PixFly is a developer-first image optimisation platform: a drop-in uploader component plus an on-the-fly transformation API, delivered over a global CDN, replacing an in-house image pipeline with one npm install.

Features

PixFly is a drop-in image pipeline for developers: install the npm package, wire up the uploader component, and every image gets resized, cropped, or recoloured on the fly through one API call, delivered over a global CDN.

The uploader integrates in a few lines of code across React, Next.js, Svelte, Nest.js, and Vite, so teams add image infrastructure without standing up their own transformation service or CDN configuration.

Delivery is locked down by domain whitelisting, so transformed images can only be pulled by approved sites, keeping the CDN from becoming an open image proxy for anyone who finds the URL.

Real Integration, Real Code

The PixFlyUploader component drops into an existing React, Next.js, Svelte, Nest.js, or Vite project with a handful of props, no separate backend service to stand up for uploads or transformations.

How It Works

Unoptimised images are one of the most common causes of slow page loads and poor Core Web Vitals scores, but building an in-house pipeline for resizing, format conversion, and CDN delivery is a significant project for a team that just wants faster pages, not new infrastructure to maintain. PixFly replaces that build with a single npm package: drop the PixFlyUploader component into a React, Next.js, Svelte, Nest.js, or Vite project, and every uploaded image can be resized, cropped, or recoloured on the fly through a simple API call, at request time rather than as a slow pre-processing step. Every domain has to be whitelisted before it can pull transformed images, keeping delivery locked to approved sites, and everything ships over a global CDN so the transformed result loads fast wherever the visitor is.