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Cloudinary vs CImg: What are the differences?

Cloudinary: An end-to-end image & video management solution for your web and mobile applications. Cloudinary is a cloud-based service that streamlines websites and mobile applications' entire image and video management needs - uploads, storage, administration, manipulations, and delivery; CImg: A small and open-source C++ toolkit for image processing. It mainly consists in a (big) single header file CImg.h providing a set of C++ classes and functions that can be used in your own sources, to load/save, manage/process and display generic images.

Cloudinary and CImg belong to "Image Processing and Management" category of the tech stack.

CImg is an open source tool with 701 GitHub stars and 163 GitHub forks. Here's a link to CImg's open source repository on GitHub.

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Pros of CImg
Pros of Cloudinary
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      Easy setup
    • 31
      Fast image delivery
    • 26
      Vast array of image manipulation capabilities
    • 21
      Free tier
    • 11
      Heroku add-on
    • 9
      Reduce development costs
    • 7
      Amazing support
    • 6
      Heroku plugin
    • 6
      Great libraries for all languages
    • 6
      Virtually limitless scale
    • 5
      Easy to integrate with Rails
    • 4
      Cheap
    • 3
      Shot setup time
    • 3
      Very easy setup
    • 2
      Solves alot of image problems.
    • 1
      Best in the market and includes free plan
    • 1
      Extremely generous free pricing tier
    • 0
      Fast image delivery, vast array

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    Cons of CImg
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        Paid plan is expensive

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      What is CImg?

      It mainly consists in a (big) single header file CImg.h providing a set of C++ classes and functions that can be used in your own sources, to load/save, manage/process and display generic images.

      What is Cloudinary?

      Cloudinary is a cloud-based service that streamlines websites and mobile applications' entire image and video management needs - uploads, storage, administration, manipulations, and delivery.

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