FileSpin.io

Skip the custom plumbing and ship uploads in minutes. Drop the FileSpin.io uploader into your site or app with a single script, then set rules for file size, types, and destinations. Enable drag-and-drop, multi-file selection, and chunked, resumable transfers for unreliable networks. Add your logo, colors, and copy to match your brand. Secure the flow with signed tokens and role-based permissions so customers, partners, and teammates only send what they should, where they should. Use callbacks or webhooks to record the new asset in your database the moment it lands.

For images, work directly from the asset URL to generate the exact variant you need: width and height, smart crop, format conversion (like WebP/AVIF), quality, DPR, and background options. Build responsive srcset tags without exporting dozens of versions. Watermark on the fly, strip metadata when needed, and cache results at the edge for fast delivery worldwide. Organize your library with categories, tags, and custom fields you define. Find anything instantly with advanced search and filters. Share assets with expiring links or restrict usage by domain, referrer, or token.

If video is your focus, upload from the browser or your backend and let FileSpin.io produce adaptive streams for smooth playback on any device. Generate HLS renditions, posters, thumbnails, and animated previews automatically. Attach subtitles, trim clips, and review changes with version history. Embed using the lightweight player or your own. Apply geo, time, and IP controls for gated content. Monitor performance with analytics: top videos, views by region, bandwidth, and errors, so you can optimize bitrates and formats with confidence.

Developers can integrate through clean REST endpoints and SDKs, or connect mobile capture flows with resumable direct-to-cloud uploads. Trigger downstream work (moderation, approvals, or notifications) when files are created, updated, or deleted using webhooks. Route assets through review stages with workflow management and keep a complete audit trail. Roll back with version control if something goes wrong. Import your existing library via bulk jobs and preserve metadata on the way in. Finally, use reporting to track usage by team or project, forecast storage and delivery costs, and set guardrails that prevent surprises.