If you want to show an image on the web or anywhere else from imgur.com but the image is too large in size, you might want to only show a smaller version of the original image. By default, the image dimension the image is served as is the full resolution. To reduce this to a large thumbnail, simply add l to the image name.
So if you image URL is https://i.imgur.com/9ZC02Os.jpg, you simply add the l to the image name: https://i.imgur.com/9ZC02Osl.jpg. Now your image is a large thumbnail! (640×640 pixels)
Large thumbnail image from imgur.com
The same can be applied if you need a small square. In this case, you add a s to the image name. And thus, or previous example becomes https://i.imgur.com/9ZC02Oss.jpg with a 90×90 dimension.
Small square image from imgur.com
Here are all the dimensions and letters to choose from:
- s = Small Square (90×90) as seen in the example above
- b = Big Square (160×160)
- t = Small Thumbnail (160×160)
- m = Medium Thumbnail (320×320)
- l = Large Thumbnail (640×640) as seen in the example above
- h = Huge Thumbnail (1024×1024)
Hi,
I run a blog on Blogger. I automated posting images using IFTTT. But only the original version is being posted and this has a large impact on the page load time.
I am aware of the various thumbnails sizes, but is there anyway I can access them using suffixes instead of adding them inbetween the URL beause it is not possible with IFTTT.
Example: i.imgur.com/rfHxHHa.jpg/m instead of i.imgur.com/rfHxHHam.jpg
BYE.
Hi Krish
As far as I am aware, such URL structure for Imgur images is non-existent.
Thanks! This is super useful :D
this was actually really helpful! thanks.
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Thank you, I like using imgur to host images, because imgur link is shorter than Google Photos.
Is it possible to resize gifs as well?