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Configuration#

Create a image-resizer.php file under your /config directory with the following options available to you. You can also use multi-environment options to change these per environment.

The below shows the defaults already used by Image Resizer, so you don't need to add these options unless you want to modify the values.

<?php

return [
    '*' => [
        'enabled' => true,
        'imageWidth' => 2048,
        'imageHeight' => 2048,
        'imageQuality' => 100,
        'skipLarger' => true,
        'nonDestructiveResize' => false,
        
        'assetSourceSettings' => [
            '1' => [
                'enabled' => false,
            ],
            '2' => [
                'imageWidth' => 1028,
            ],
        ],
    ]
];

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Configuration options#

• enabled - Whether to enable the plugin.
• imageWidth - The maximum width in pixels allowed for uploaded images.
• imageHeight - The maximum height in pixels allowed for uploaded images.
• imageQuality => Enter a value from 0-100 for resized image quality.
• skipLarger - Whether to skip resulting larger images.
• nonDestructiveResize - Whether to save a copy in an originals folder on-resize.
• assetSourceSettings - Provide any of the above as an array, keyed by the volume ID.

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Control Panel#

You can also manage configuration settings through the Control Panel by visiting Settings → Image Resizer.