After logging in to the console, to start migration from an S3 Bucket to image4io; first click on the Migrations button at the end of the navigation bar.

In the migration page you will see the migration options.  Click on 'Start Migration' button which is under the 'Migrate From AWS S3' header.

In Step 1, you need to fill in the fields with your AWS credentials. You should enter your AWS Api Key, Api Secret, Bucket Name and region. After filling in the fields click 'Test AWS Credentials' button. If your variables are approved, you can now click 'Next' for the next step. If not, you must review your information.

In Step 2, you can enter a 'Target Path' which is the name of the folder you want to see the images you will migrate in. If you want to keep your image names as they are in your bucket, you can check the 'Use original file name from AWS S3' box. Click 'Next' for the next step.

In Step 3, In order to start migration you need to add at least one payment method. Click 'Add New Payment Method' button to add your card information. You will NOT be charged in this step. This is for upgrading your subscription automatically ONLY IF the migration causes an excess of usage over your account plan limits. See image4io pricing.

Fill the fields with the credit card information that you want to add to the image4io payment methods. Click 'I agree with the Terms & Conditions' button, then click 'Add Card'.

Then, you will see a screen that your card information has been confirmed. Click 'Next' to go to Step 4.

In Step 4, you will see all of the information you provided. Review them and click 'Start Migration' to start migration.

Then, you will see a screen where you can see your migration status. Wait a few minutes and refresh this page to see latest status of your migration.

When you see the Status as 'Done', it means migration is finished.

To check your folder, click on the Storage tab which is in the middle of the navigation bar and then click on the storage manager.

You can see your folder under the 'Folders' tab!

For creating a purge request: first, click on the Storage tab which is in the middle of the navigation bar and then click on the storage manager.

Scroll down to see your images. Look at the name of the image or folder that you want to purge from CDN cache, then click 'Create Purge Request' which is under the Functions tab.

Enter the path/to/image or path/to/folder/ here and click 'Create Request'.

To check the state of your purge request, go to the top of the page and click 'Storage' again from the navigation bar. Then click on the 'Purge' button.

Here, you can see the status of your purge request.

For uploading an image via console; first, click on the Storage tab which is in the middle of the navigation bar and then click on the storage manager.

Under the File Manager tab, at the top of the page, you will see an area where you can select or drag your files. You can drag the image you want to upload here or select it from your computer by clicking on it. Also, you can only upload images in 4 formats which are jpg-bmp-png-gif-webp.

After clicking, you can select the image you want to upload from your computer.

Scroll down to see your image under the Images tab.

For rename an image; first, click on the Storage tab which is in the middle of the navigation bar and then click on the storage manager.

Scroll down to see your images under the 'Images' tab. Then select the image that you want to change its name by clicking on it.

After selecting the image, click on the 'Rename' button, which is the third button from the beginning, in the bar under the Image tab.

A small window will open up. Enter the new name you want to give your image here. Then click 'Update'.

For add a new file; first, click on the Storage tab which is in the middle of the navigation bar and then click on the storage manager.

You will see the 'Folders' tab a little below the page. Click  the 'Add New Folder' button which is at the bottom of this tab.

A small window will open up. Enter the name you want to give to your new folder here. Then click 'Add New Folder'.

Your new folder is under the Folders tab !

Changes image height and width to given height and width values by scaling image. Keeping aspect ratio is not required. No image part is lost. All edges and corners of the original image are still visible on the new image. Takes either or both w and h. If only one parameter is specified, the resized image will adjust the other to keep the width-to-height ratio of the original image.

Fit

When current mode is set to fit with c_fit, URL scales down the image to fit it into a frame. Takes either or both w and h of the frame that image will fit into. If one is given, the other one will be calculated to keep the width-to-height ratio of the original image.

Crop

Removes unwanted outer areas by cutting the edges of the image. Can take x, y, w, h and g. W and h are for defining the cropped image's width and height. If only one parameter is specified, another will be calculated to keep the width-to-height ratio of the original image. X and y are for specifying the beginning coordinates (top left corner) of the cropped image. If only one of x and y is given the other is accepted as 0. The gravity parameter can be used instead of x and y to specify the position of the cropped image. Gravity parameters can take values like g_top or g_bot_left. If none of the x, y or g parameters are defined, the cropped image will take position at the center of the original image.

After logging into image4io console, you can find Signed Url in Security tab.
You must be on our Business Plan to use Signed Url.
Follow these steps to lock your files with Signed Url:

1.  Login to image4io console

2.  Go to Security > Signed Url

3.  You will need your Signing Key for next step. In order to produce it, fill the bottom field with the path of folder that you want to lock (if multiple folders, write other ones after new line), enable Signed Url from top right
corner and click to "Save" button. Afterwards, your signing key will be produced. The specified folder is locked and outer access is blocked now. A token is required to reach images in that folder.

4.   Create your JSON object. JSON format must be like the following:
{
"client_ip":"123.123.123.123",
"protocol":"https",
"expire":"1609459200"
}
client_ip is the ip address of the allowed client.
protocol can be http or https
expire is last time that an allowed client can reach until. It is in epoch. Epoch (or Unix time or POSIX time or Unix timestamp) is the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970.)

You can leave JSON values empty if you do not want to restrict access by that value. Note that at least one value must be given.
The token which is generated with JSON above, allows any one using any protocol can display image until 1 January 2021 00:00:00.

5.   Generate the token. Token is generated with using Blowfish chiper algorithm. To generate the token, encrypt your JSON with your signing key. JSON must be in string form. Your signing key is secret key:

There is a token generator in Signed Url page. That is for you to compare the token you generated.
Important: Tokens do not have to be identical. A different spacing or new line is going to change the token. But no problem, since we decrypt the token and get the JSON you encrypted, your token will also work.
If you use image4io SDK, the token that you generate will be the identical with token generator page in the console.

6.   Put the token to your image urls as the query parameter with the key of "token".

Final form of the url must be like:
`img/signedurltest/signed-url-token.png?token=3DF8326C46C656B87FF9615372CB12BC8EFBF5EC74AAA4C5096156DD79E2EC4EA2F06A18CE6188E7E318CA641F455877`

If no current mod is selected (neighter c_scale, c_crop nor c_fit) current mod defaults to c_scale.

Dynamic URL below can be used to set image height as 300 pixel:

/img/h_300/demo-images/hummingbird.jpeg

There is no w parameter in the dynamic URL, but width value is automatically calculated using h to keep aspect ratio of the original image.

Fit Mode | c_fit

To fit the image into a 300x300 frame, dynamic URL below can be used:

/img/c_fit,h_300/demo-images/hummingbird.jpeg

Crop Mode | c_crop

Dynamic URL below can be used to discard the unwanted parts of the image and show the wanted part.

/img/demo-images/hummingbird.jpeg

G parameter can take values of g_top, g_right, g_bottom, g_left, g_top_left, g_top_right, g_bot_right, g_bot_left g_center.

If no valid region is entered, it defaults to center.

Url structure is shown above.

cloud-name: Your account name, a unique identifier.

operations[Optional]: Operations that will be applied to image is given in here.

image-folder-and-name: path/to/file.

/img/demo-images/hummingbird.jpeg

/img,f_auto/demo-images/hummingbird.jpeg