Web Image and thumbnail link generator with TIFF to PNG Image conversion for your AWS S3 Bucket
PNG, JPG, TIFF, and GIF image files will have a thumbnail sized PNG image automatically generated,
and mime-type is set for all common file types.
Using this service you can host your static catalog's original size and
thumbnail images entirely on Amazon S3. Expand your image zip file in S3 and generate thumbnail images.
This service does not use your local bandwidth
during the unzip and image generation process.
How do I UnZip and generate image thumbnails and convert TIFF to PNG images in Amazon S3 ?
Use CloudZip to generate thumbnail size PNG image files
from all your original PNG, JPG, TIFF, and GIF images that are
contained in a zip or jar file of images. The thumbnail image
preserves the aspect ratio of the original image. You enter the size of the
thumbnail to fit your application. You can choose the thumb name
appended or prepended to the name of the original image. First gather all your original images
and create a big zip or jar file of the images, then use the
Amazon S3 console to upload your file into your Amazon S3 bucket.
Then Sign In and click the Begin Now link you'll be taken to a form where you should enter the
following required information in the fields :
Thumbnail size - enter numeric width and height that
represents the length in pixels of the thumbnail's width and height that
will completely contain the thumbnail, default 97 x 57. The thumbnail
preserves the aspect ratio of the original image so the scaled original image
will completely fit within the dimensions you specify without distortion of the original image.
Common PDA screen, advertising, and web image sizes may be found here.
Thumbnail name - enter the text that will be appended or prepended
to the original name to create the thumbnail name, default is 'thumb_'.
Thumbnail name prepended or appended - select whether the thumbnail
name is prepended to the original image file name (e.g. 'thumb_image1.png), or appended
to the original image file name (e.g. image1_thumb.png).
The default is to prepend the thumbnail name.
Bucket destination name - enter the S3 bucket name and path
of the folder that you would like as the destination of the unzip operation
(e.g. /mybucket/filesdestination or /mybucket ). Any files and folders contained in the zip
will be created in the destination as needed. To locate your buckets,
login to the
AWS S3 Console and look at the top level for your buckets listed in the All Buckets table.
Enter one of the bucket names into this field.
Create a bucket if you don't have one. If you desire, create an unzip destination
folder within a bucket.
Zip file path and name - enter the S3 path to the
zip file that you would like expanded into the destination folder (e.g. /mybucket/uploads/files.zip ).
One zip file path is required, wildcards are ignored. Any files and folders within the zip will be
created in the destination as needed. To locate your buckets and content, login to AWS S3
Console
AWS S3 Console
and look at the top level for your buckets listed in the All Buckets table. Select a bucket to open it,
select a file and click Properties to see its path.
If you need to upload a zip file, open the AWS S3
Console and click a bucket to open it, then click the Upload button to select files and folders,
and click Start Upload.
AWS Access Key ID - enter your AWS Access Key.
You need to enter the Secret Access key in the field below. If you don't know your keys,
we recommend you create a new user for your AWS account, with S3 access, using the AWS Identity and Access Management page.
It is easy to create a user, see the
CloudZip IAM User Setup page for more information.
Secret Access Key - enter your AWS Secret Access Key.
If you don't know your keys,
we recommend you create a new user for your AWS account, with S3 access, using the AWS Identity and Access Management page.
It is easy to create a user, see the
CloudZip IAM User Setup page for more information.
After you have entered the above information, click Verify to validate your entries.
Next click Pay Now to authorize the transaction and begin the service.
After clicking Pay Now, you'll get an email receipt confirming
that your service has started. The actual time to expand your zip file
depends on the size of the zip file content and the number of items
and folders in your zip. When the service has completed you'll get a confirmation
email.
Please refresh your S3 console to see your unzipped files after you get the service completed email.
To access the unzipped content in your bucket from the internet,
you may need to enable public access and configure web hosting for your bucket,
refer to Amazon's documentation for more information :
S3 Hosting Setup and
S3 Website Hosting
Features and Benefits of UnZip and create Image thumbnails with TIFF to PNG Image conversion service for Amazon S3
Many content providers deliver a zip file that contains many images with different formats.
Expand your image zip file and generate web thumbnail sized PNG images from original size PNG, JPG, TIFF, and GIF image files.
CloudZip creates all folders and files as needed during the unzip including the original
image, thumbnails, and any other content in the zip, and sets common mime-type for all files.
Need your TIFF images converted to PNG ? This service will automatically convert
most TIFF source image files to full size PNG image files and also generate a PNG thumbnail.
For example, if an original TIFF is named 'image1.tif' the converted TIFF to PNG image
will be named 'image1.png' and the png is typically a fraction of the size and may be rendered by
most browsers. Note: some TIFF format images may not be converted.
This service automates digital catalog image publishing where managing 1000s of
huge image files in mixed formats is challenging.
Easily use S3 to publish your files as static content. You can host your
static catalog and website entirely on Amazon S3. Once you enable your
bucket for static website hosting, all your content is accessible to web
browsers via the Amazon S3 website endpoint for your bucket.
You can use S3 to host a truly unlimited number of original images and thumbnails.
You should consider using the CloudZip FTP copy to S3
service if you need to copy a large number of big zip files into S3
Just zip up your images, copy to your S3 bucket, and unzip it with CloudZip's
Image thumbnail generator and share the urls.
Priced at $ 1.75 USD per use per gigabyte.
To see more details and start a service, click the Register link above, or Sign In
if you have already registered.
