Dynamic image resizing for Flask.

This extension adds a resized_img_src function to the template context, which creates a URL to dynamically resize an image. This function takes either a path to a local image (either absolute, or relative to the IMAGES_PATH) or an URL to a remote image, and returns a URL that will serve a resized version on demand.

Alternatively, this responds to url_for('images', filename='...', **kw) to ease transition from Flask's static files.

Try the demo app (source), and see with an example image.

For example:

<img src="{{resized_img_src('logo.png', width=100)}}" />
<img src="{{resized_img_src('photo.jpeg', width=400, height=300, mode='crop', quality=95)}}" />
OR
<img src="{{url_for('images', filename='logo.png', width=100)}}" />
<img src="{{url_for('images.crop', filename='photo.jpeg', width=400, height=300, quality=95)}}" />

Specify behaviour with keyword arguments:

• mode: one of 'fit', 'crop', 'pad', or None:
  • 'fit': as large as possible while fitting within the given dimensions;
  • 'crop': as large as possible while fitting into the given aspect ratio;
  • 'pad': as large as possible while fitting within the given dimensions, and padding to the given dimensions with a background colour;
  • None: resize to the specific dimensions without preserving aspect ratio.
• width and height: pixel dimensions; at least one is required.
• format: The file extension to use (as accepted by PIL); defaults to the input image's extension.
• quality: JPEG quality; defaults to 75.
• background: Background colour for padding; currently only accepts 'white' and defaults to black.

From PyPI:

pip install Flask-Images

From GitHub:

git clone git@github.com:mikeboers/Flask-Images
pip install -e Flask-Images

All you must do is make sure your app has a secret key, then create the Images object:

app = Flask(__name__)
app.secret_key = 'monkey'
images = Images(app)

Now, use either the resized_img_src function in your templates, or the images.<mode> routes in url_for.

Configure Flask-Images via the following keys in the Flask config:

• IMAGES_URL: The url to mount Flask-Images to; defaults to '/imgsizer'.
• IMAGES_NAME: The name of the registered endpoint.
• IMAGES_PATH: The paths to search relative to app.root_path for images.
• IMAGES_CACHE: Where to store resized images; defaults to '/tmp/flask-images'.
• IMAGES_MAX_AGE: How long to tell the browser to cache missing results; defaults to 3600. Usually, we will set a max age of one year, and cache bust via the modification time of the source image.