reactjs-image-resizer
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Widget for resizing and rotating images, for React applications. The widget is fully customisable when it comes to styling. Just pass in a className as a prop with your styling. Check our documentation for more examples and information.
Select an image from your local disk, and start editing. When you are done, click on Resize button and the image will call our own API that will resize the image and provide a download link.
If you want to implement your own solution, we have a free API that you can utilize instead. Read more here
For more cool and free open source projects and APIs, check out our website
Example of widget when no image is selected
How it looks when image is selected
When the image are resized and/or rotated, it is ready to be downloaded
Example of changed styles of the widget
If you think something could be improved or added in terms of features or bug fixes - just send us an email and we will do everything we can to fix it. Contact info can be found here.
Want to join us and contribute to our projects? Just email us and we will set something up :)
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React widget for resizing and rotate images
The npm package reactjs-image-resizer receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, reactjs-image-resizer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that reactjs-image-resizer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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