FetchVideoSource

Resize the asset using provided resize action

Change the size of the image exactly to the given width and height without necessarily retaining the original aspect ratio: all original image parts are visible but might be stretched or shrunk.

Extracts a region of the given width and height out of the original image.

Creates an image with the exact given width and height without distorting the image.

This option first scales up or down as much as needed to at least fill both of the given dimensions. If the requested aspect ratio is different than the original, cropping will occur on the dimension that exceeds the requested size after scaling.

Custom resize builder.

Applies delivery action.

Forces format conversion to the given format.

(Formerly known as fetch format)

Controls compression quality. 1 is the lowest quality and 100 is the highest.

Reducing the quality is a trade-off between visual quality and file size.

Deliver the image in the specified device pixel ratio.

Delivers the image as an attachment.

Adds ICC color space metadata to the image, even when the original image doesn't contain any ICC data.

Instructs Cloudinary to clear all image meta-data (IPTC, Exif and XMP) while applying an incoming transformation.

Returns metadata of the input asset and of the transformed output asset in JSON instead of the transformed image.

Sets the cache-control to immutable for the asset.

Keeps the copyright related fields when stripping meta-data.

Keeps all meta-data.

Instructs Cloudinary to clear all ICC color profile data included with the image.

Inject a custom function into the image transformation pipeline.

Applies a filter or an effect on an asset.

Applies adjustment effect on an asset.

Applies a pre-defined named transformation of the given name.

Adds a generic qualifier as a separate action.

Adds action defined as an array of qualifiers.

Adds a flag as a separate action.

Defines an new user variable.

Rotates the asset by the given angle.

Specifies a conditional transformation whose condition should be met before applying a transformation.

Don't stream a video that is currently being generated on the fly. Wait until the video is fully generated.

Causes the video download to begin immediately, streaming it as a fragmented video file.

Deliver an HLS adaptive bitrate streaming file as HLS v3 instead of the default version (HLS v4).

Keep the Display Aspect Ratio metadata of the uploaded video.

Convert the audio channel to mono.

Truncate (trim) a video file based on the start time defined in the metadata.

Create a waveform image (in the format specified by the file extension) from the audio or video file.

Trims a video (and discards the rest).

Rounds the corners of a video.

Adds another video, text, image as an overlay over the container video.

Concatenates another video or image.

Applies the video as a cutter for the main video.

Adds subtitles to the video.

Transcodes the video (or audio) to another format / adjusts encoding properties.

Controls the range of acceptable FPS (Frames Per Second) to ensure that video (even when optimized) is delivered with an expected fps level (helps with sync to audio).

Explicitly sets the keyframe interval of the delivered video.

Controls the video bitrate.

Sets the streaming profile to apply to an HLS or MPEG-DASH adaptive bitrate streaming video.

The value can be one of the pre-defined streaming profiles or a custom-defined one. You can use the streaming profiles methods of StreamingProfilesTrait to get a list of the available streaming profiles or to create new custom profiles.

Sets the total number of frames to sample from the original video.

Relevant when converting videos to animated GIF or WebP format. If not specified, the resulting GIF or WebP samples the whole video (up to 400 frames, at up to 10 frames per second). By default the duration of the animated image is the same as the duration of the video, no matter how many frames are sampled from the original video (use the delay qualifier to adjust the amount of time between frames).

Applies the specified video edit action.

Adds another video layer.

Adds another video layer from a remote URL.

Adds subtitles to a video.

Adds another audio layer.

Adds another image layer.

Adds another image layer.

Applies a look-up table (LUT) file to the image.

Adds a text layer.

VideoLayer constructor.

Sets the source of the layer.