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[IMAGE OPTIMIZATION · A CONTENT DELIVERY CAPABILITY]

Every image, the right size and format.Automatically, at the edge.

Resize, crop and convert JPG and PNG images on the fly, and serve WebP or AVIF to every browser that supports them - no changes to your origin, turned on for any CDN resource.

Animation: a phone, a tablet and a laptop ask for the same image with different URLs. The first time, the edge fetches the original JPG from the origin once, resizes, crops, rotates or pads it as the URL asks and serves it in the format the browser supports, AVIF or WebP, keeping it in cache; later requests are answered from the edge.

Image Optimization at a glance

Smaller JPG images with AVIF
Up to 90%
Lighter PNG images with WebP+
~40%
Average cache hit ratio
98%

Lighter pages. Lower bills.

  • Faster websites

    Accelerated image downloads make every page load faster.

  • Sharp images, smaller files

    Intelligent compression keeps high resolution while cutting file size.

  • Lower costs

    Smaller images need less storage and less bandwidth.

  • Simpler management

    Keep one original per image; every variant is created on request.

Modern formats, without the extra work.

The CDN checks what each browser supports and serves the smallest format it can read. Browsers without support get the original image. Your URLs stay the same.

  • AVIF

    Eligible JPG images delivered as AVIF - up to 90% smaller than the original.

  • WebP

    JPG and PNG images converted to WebP: 25–34% smaller than JPEG, about 26% smaller than PNG.

  • WebP+

    For detailed PNGs - logos, icons, transparency, gradients: about 40% lighter with no visible loss.

  • Gzip compression

    Text responses - HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON and SVG - compressed before delivery.

One original. Every variant you need.

Add a module to the image URL and the edge does the rest - for example /mnresize/400/300/path/image.jpg.

  • Resize · mnresize

    Resize while keeping the aspect ratio; give one side and the other is calculated.

  • Crop · mncrop

    Crop to the target dimensions from the center of the image.

  • Crop and resize · mncropresize

    Resize and crop in one step to exact output dimensions.

  • Custom crop · mncustomcrop

    Cut out a specific region by pixel coordinates.

  • Padding · mnpadding

    Add even padding around an image in any HEX color.

  • Rotate · mnrotate

    Rotate by 90, 180 or 270 degrees.

  • Watermark · mnwatermark

    Apply your own watermark to served images.

Optimized once, cached at the edge.

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    A request arrives

    A browser asks for an image through your CDN.

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    The edge transforms it

    Resizing, cropping and format conversion run in real time on GPU-powered servers.

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    The result is cached

    Each variant is stored at the edge under its own URL.

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    Repeat requests come from cache

    Following requests are served from the edge without processing again.

Faster images across the Gulf.

“Medianova helped us optimize and deliver our images faster than ever with its strong infrastructure and regional PoPs in the Gulf countries.”
Salma Intabil · Head of Performance, MAGRABI

See the work being done.

Specifications.

  • Input formats

    JPG, JPEG and PNG.

  • Size limits

    Transformations work on images up to 3000 × 3000 px and 100 MB.

  • Caching

    Each transformed URL is its own cached object; purge variants by URL.

  • Browser fallback

    Browsers without WebP or AVIF support receive the original image.

On in three steps.

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    Open your CDN resource

    In the Medianova Control Panel, choose the resource that serves your images.

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    Turn on modern formats

    Under Optimization → Images, enable WebP, WebP+ or AVIF.

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    Transform by URL

    Add resize or crop modules to image URLs wherever you need a new size.

Every image, the right size and format.

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