Hello there, I need to process a list of images but I can’t figure out how to do it. What is the method using the plugin for processing a list?
Hello @ian3,
Thanks for your patience.
Please accept my sincere apologies for misleading you with my previous answer. But, unfortunately, the plugin itself does not provide the ability to process a list of images.
Sorry again for the inconvenience. In case of any additional questions will appear - please let me know. 
Best,
Gulce
Hey @ian3 I managed to do this with the plugin ListShifter, you just have to make sure you add a pause in the workflow for ListShifter after every time the Imgix processor runs to prevent errors.
Hey, everyone! 
We have improved our plugin’s demo page to make it more convenient for you to see the plugin’s features and how to set them up.
Also, we transferred the plugin and its demo page to the New responsive engine. As well improved the plugin a bit to make it work faster 
Check it out:
Also we wiped the dust out of this plugin documentation. Now it’s more detailed and includes a lot of info on the plugin functionalities:
Imgix image processing
Hope it helps 
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Is the demo for Image Processing Using Imgix down? I don’t see the default image prior to an edit, nor do I see anything after attempting an edit.
Hi @jlexer,
Thank you for your message and interest.
You can check out the plugin demo page here: Demo Page
Feel free to explore other options and let us know if you have any questions or need further clarification.
Regards, 
Thanks for your quick response. Two separate issues… The demo link you’ve provided (https://zeroqode-demo-03.bubbleapps.io/imgix_new_responsive) is working. However, I found the links appear to be out of date finding the plugin within Bubble:
- When finding the plugin in the Bubble Install New Plugins search, the plugin’s “tutorial” page directs the user to https://zeroqode-demo-03.bubbleapps.io/version-test (a landing page for several Zeroqode plugins)
- Within this page the link for the Image Processing Preview directs the user to: https://zeroqode-demo-03.bubbleapps.io/version-test/image_processing_old presumably an outdated version.
- Within the landing page the link for the Image Processing Editor directs the user to: zeroqode-demo-03 | Bubble Editor …different from both the preview version AND the version that is the link you provided now (imgix_new_responsive).
Second question… I can’t quite determine from the demo/editor if the plugin is limited to the API actions that you’ve chosen to demo or would I be able to utilize all the Imgix calls? I am needing to use all the Adjustment calls (brightness, contrast, exposure, gamma, highlight, hue shift, invert, saturation, shadow, sharpen, unsharpen, vibrance), Noise Reduction (bound and sharpen), Super Resolution, and Rotation. Additionally, does the plugin have access to the Management API that would allow us to save a copy of the edited image or is it limited to the Rendering API
Thanks again,
Jason
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Hello @jlexer ,
Thank you for your message and your observations.
Indeed, the “Tutorial” link from the Bubble page currently does not redirect to the demo page. We will address this in the upcoming version. In the meantime, you can access the right links for the demo editor, live demo, and documentation here: Imgix Image Processing Plugin for Bubble | Zeroqode
The demo is designed to showcase a basic setup. To fully explore what the plugin offers, you can visit the editor link and check the plugin element, as you do the changes to the image from it:
And of course, you also have the possibility to save/display the images using the element’s states:
You’re invited to explore the plugin’s functionalities via the provided links. Alternatively, you have the possibility of subscribing and testing it, incurring charges only for the days you use it (e.g., $5/31 = $0.16 per day), which can help you determine if the plugin meets your needs without significant costs.
Thank you once again. If you have any further questions or need clarification, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Best regards,
Stefan