I’m using the camera native function to take a photo in my app and store this into the bubble database. iPhone’s images has very high resolution and also high file size. This brings the effect that those images, loaded from the database, needs sometimes a lot of time to load and I really don’t need so much high res images. Is there a possibility to shrink the images and/or lower the quality before saving in the bubble db? alternatively is there a way to run a backend workflow for example to do this job after uploading?
yes + 1 here. really new something like this bc my app has a lot of photo sharing. so when users capture a photo, I need to show a preview basically right after the native camera feed closes. right now it takes about 2+ seconds. is there maybe a workaround in the meantime so I can have like a upload progress indicator that I can display to the user?
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I also tried the function :processed with imgix to reduce the image size before saving in bubble’s db, but I cant notice any result in the image size if I take a look at the Files
yes - it’s called image shrink. You control size and % to get the exact image resolution you need before upload. You can optimize for upload speed etc.
@nocodeventure is releasing an Uploadcare plugin that will handle this.
waiting for the solution
