Presets

Save combinations of commonly used parameters in presets

p=X

If you wish to apply the same transformations on many images, you can define presets and apply transformations only using the preset name (X).

All Image operations and Image filters can be included in a preset, as well as Image watermarking and Image compression parameters.

Defining presets

You can define your presets in the admin panel, Image Settings / Presets.

Using presets

Examples

Preset name	Operations and filters
gallery_thumb	w=250&h=250&gray=1
gallery_medium	w=450&h=300&radius=10&force_format=jpeg&q=85
gallery_large	w=1200&force_format=jpeg&optipress=2&wat=1&wat_gravity=northwest&wat_scale=60&wat_pad=20&wat_opacity=0.4

Here are a couple of images using the sample presets shown above.

Preview	Syntax
	/sample.li/birds.jpg?p=gallery_thumb
	/sample.li/birds.jpg?p=gallery_medium
	/sample.li/birds.jpg?p=gallery_large

Extending presets

You can use additional operations together with a preset. Here is an example:

Preset name	Operations and filters
red_ref_number	w=400&h=200&wat=1&wat_gravity=northeast&wat_pad=10&wat_font=Arial-Black&wat_fontsize=18&wat_colour=660000

Here are a couple of examples of how you can extend the presets from above:

Preview	Syntax
	/sample.li/flat1.jpg?p=red_ref_number&wat_text=label1
	/sample.li/paris.jpg?p=red_ref_number&wat_text=label2

Please note that an operation defined in any given preset cannot be overridden in the URL. For example, if a preset named small_img contains w=200, using /original_image_url?p=small_img&w=400 will still yield a 200-pixel-wide image.