Product changes

The new version comes with the following updates:

Changed

• The default threshold for multipart uploads was dropped from 25 to 10 megabytes. Every file larger than 10 MB will be uploaded in the multipart mode of Uploadcare Upload API.

Fixed

• Fixed multipart uploading with the imagesOnly flag set.
• Validators now run more frequently for each file than before. See #511.
• Enabled imageSmoothingQuality API for imageShrink in Google Chrome.
• Fixed file extensions of videos recorded via the camera tab. Those now reflect a video container with fallback to "avi". See #516.
• Fixed typo and improved grammar in the Dutch (nl) locale. See #504.
• Fixed working in the strict mode. See #523.

Widget in action. Full widget changelog is here. Compare widget versions, 3.6.2 with 3.6.1.

We continue supporting the Uploadcare Widget v2. Note, the v2 support is limited to releasing bug fixes.

The new version comes with the following updates:

Changed

• The default threshold for multipart uploads was dropped from 25 to 10 megabytes. Every file larger than 10 MB will be uploaded in the multipart mode of Uploadcare Upload API.

Fixed

• Fixed multipart uploading with the imagesOnly flag set.
• Validators now run more frequently for each file than before. See #511.
• Enabled imageSmoothingQuality API for imageShrink for Google Chrome
• Fixed file extensions of videos recorded via the camera tab. Those now reflect a video container with fallback to "avi". See #516.

We strongly advise updating to 2.11.3 or going all the way up to v3, see our migration guide to learn more.

To install the latest v2:

npm install uploadcare-widget@2

<script src="https://ucarecdn.com/libs/widget/2.x/uploadcare.full.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Widget v2 in action. Full widget changelog is here. Check out the v2 source code on GitHub.

We updated our Angular 2+ wrapper to the version 1.2.2.

Fixed

• GitHub issue #26, Renderer2.destroyNode() was called in production thus firing the this.renderer.destroyNode is not a function error.

Issues and PRs are welcome. The full ngx-uploadcare-widget changelog can be found here.

We updated our Angular 2+ wrapper to the version 1.2.1.

Changed

• The reject() method added in the version 1.2.0 can now close widget dialogs opened via the internal markup button, not just via openDialog().

Issues and PRs are welcome. The full ngx-uploadcare-widget changelog can be found here.

We updated our Angular 2+ wrapper to the version 1.2.0.

Changed

• Added the reject() method that closes the file uploader dialog opened via the openDialog() method and discards any file selection. The method is accessible from a parent component via the @ViewChild() approach.

Issues and PRs are welcome. The full ngx-uploadcare-widget changelog can be found here.

Effects Tab 1.3.0 is out; the update adds two new locales.

Added

• New locales: Japanese (ja), Vietnamese (vi). See PR #25 on GitHub.

The full Effects Tab changelog can be found here. Compare Effects Tab versions, 1.3.0 with 1.2.1.

We continue supporting the Uploadcare Widget v2. However, it's mostly about implementing bug fixes.

The new version comes with the following updates:

Fixed

• Error Cannot read property 'type' of null that often occurs together with grecaptcha2, see GitHub issue #500.

We strongly advise updating to 2.11.2 or going all the way up to v3, see our migration guide to learn more.

To install the latest v2:

npm install uploadcare-widget@2

<script src="https://ucarecdn.com/libs/widget/2.x/uploadcare.full.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Widget v2 in action. Full widget changelog is here. Check out the v2 source code on GitHub.

The new version comes with the following updates:

Fixed

• Error Cannot read property 'type' of null that often occurs together with grecaptcha2, see GitHub issue #500.

Widget in action. Full widget changelog is here. Compare widget versions, 3.6.1 with 3.6.0.

You can now apply Image Processing operations to images uploaded via Multipart Uploads. This Upload API method uses Distributed Upload Network to get files to your Uploadcare project faster.

Multipart Uploads only handles files larger than 10 MB. We set the limit because uploading files smaller than 10 MB in multipart mode does not provide any significant performance improvement over Direct Uploads.

By default, Uploadcare won't treat files larger than 100 MB as images regardless of the upload method. However, this limit can be adjusted on a per-project basis upon request.

Multipart Uploads for images will also work with Uploadcare Widget since it's an Upload API client. Keep in mind the threshold after which files get uploaded in the multipart mode is controlled via the Multipart Minimum Size option which defaults to 25 MB.

Have fun with larger images and drop us a line in case you have any questions.

We updated our Angular 2+ wrapper to the version 1.1.0.

Added

• validators widget attribute; you can now restrict which files users can upload: by type, size, image dimensions, and more.

Changed

• Fixed AOT compilation for production build.

Issues and PRs are welcome. The full ngx-uploadcare-widget changelog can be found here.

The new version comes with the following updates:

Added

• New locales: Greek (el), Vietnamese (vi). See #498.

Changed

• Uploadcare URL in the “powered by” section.

Fixed

• Facebook logo is now sharper providing better visual experience. See #496.

Widget in action. Full widget changelog is here. Compare widget versions, 3.6.0 with 3.5.1.

The new version comes with the following updates:

Fixed

• Now use the correct Facebook logo, consistent with the Facebook brand guidelines.

Widget in action. Full widget changelog is here. Compare widget versions, 3.5.1 with 3.5.0.

Effects Tab 1.2.1 is out; the update fixes image crop in Safari.

Fixed

• Non-working image crop in Safari, see PR #24.

The full Effects Tab changelog can be found here. Compare Effects Tab versions, 1.2.1 with 1.2.0.

The new version lets you control the quality of videos recorded via Camera Tab and comes with other updates:

Added

• New configuration options: audioBitsPerSecond and videoBitsPerSecond allowing you to adjust the quality of a video stream recorded via the camera tab.

Changed

• Started using the Keep a Changelog format for the full widget changelog in the HISTORY.markdown file.
• Updated the Dropbox icon.

Fixed

• Double dialog.progress call, see PR #481.

Widget in action. Full widget changelog is here. Compare widget versions, 3.5.0 with 3.4.0.

We refined our Widget Configurator experience and packed it into a concise layout.

Changed

• Design updates.
• Widget settings now take up two screens.

Have fun 🎈 Your feedback is welcome at hello@uploadcare.com.

Yoo-hoo, we just released the Netlify CMS plugin 1.0.0 🚀

The update allows you to add files and file groups to your content and use in-browser image editing.

Added

• Toolbar buttons for inserting single files or file groups via Uploadcare Widget.
• In-browser image editing option via Effects Tab.

Check out the uploadcare-netlifycms repo on GitHub, look it up on npm or see the full changelog.

We updated our WordPress plugin to 2.6.0.

The update comes with uploadcare-php 2.2.1 and reporting features.

Added

• The new data-integration widget attribute reporting its version along with the plugin version used.
• User Agent reports library and integration versions used.

Changed

• Updated uploadcare-php to the version 2.2.1.
• User Agent reporting now uses a new default format.

Check out the uploadcare-wordpress repo on GitHub or look through the full changelog.

We updated our Angular 2+ wrapper to the version 1.0.1.

Added

• Exported the Uploadcare Widget API: you are now free to add directives.
• A new directive, ngx-uploadcare-widget-custom with no default markup. You can implement the widget with yours.
• New method, openDialog(), to both directives.
• New event, on-progress, to both directives.
• The AUTHORS.txt file to the repo to give credit to those contributing to the project. Yoo-hoo, thanks folks 💛

Changed

• New usage approach: we switched to using a module instead of a component.
• Updated README with Table of Contents and new sections, “Security issues” and “Feedback”.
• The widget version in dependencies is now 3.x.
• Added the integration option to the default widget config to provide info on the Angular and wrapper versions for User Agent with requests to Uploadcare Upload API.

Issues and PRs are welcome. The full ngx-uploadcare-widget changelog can be found here.

We just updated our PHP library to 2.2.0 and further to 2.2.1 which is a minor fix with its changes added up to this changelog.

uploadcare-php allows you to implement Uploadcare Widget, Image Processing, and REST API in your PHP code.

Added

• Users are now allowed to specify their User Agent.
• User Agent reports library and integration versions used.
• The data-integration attribute to the widget reporting its version together with the library version used.

Here is a reporting example:

$api = new Uploadcare\Api(UC_PUBLIC_KEY, UC_SECRET_KEY);
$api->setFramework('Wordpress', '4.9.5');
$api->setExtension('PHPUploadcare-Wordpress', '2.6.0');

Changed

• User Agent reporting now uses a new default format.
• $api->getUserAgent() replaced with $api->getUserAgentHeader().

Deprecated

• (2.2.1) $api->getUserAgent() was deprecated and will be completely removed in the next major version. Replacement: $api->getUserAgentHeader().

Fixed

• Updated the $api->getGroupList($options = array()) method.
• Mistakes in method descriptions.
• Hitting max throttling attempts when a request was successful.

Check out the uploadcare-php repo on GitHub or look through the full changelog specifically.

Effects Tab 1.2.0 is out; an add-on to Uploadcare Widget providing in-browser image editing.

This version supports editing images uploaded using Authenticated URLs.

Added

• Support for new widget configuration options: previewProxy, previewUrlCallback. Learn more here.
• French (fr) locale thanks to @gpenverne.

Changed

• Updated README:
  • references,
  • added Feedback section,
  • removed Contributors section.

Fixed

• Autorotate for image preview, #21.

The full Effects Tab changelog can be found here.

We continue supporting the Uploadcare Widget v2. However, we will mostly be releasing patches with bug fixes.

The new version comes with the following updates:

Added

• The AUTHORS.txt file to the repo to give credit to those contributing to the project. Yoo-hoo, thanks folks 💛

Changed

• Updated README:
  • New sections: “Security issues” and “Feedback.”
  • References to the widget v3.
  • Table of contents.
• Updated the package description.

Fixed

• Displaying a wrong image when a set of files gets dragged and dropped onto a widget in a single-file mode, issue #443.
• Video seeking in Chrome, #460.
• Multipart uploading: no extra headers are now sent.
• Previewing videos in Safari on iOS, see #463.
• The this.settings is undefined error when using the loadFileGroup function.

We strongly advise updating to 2.11.1 or going all the way up to v3, see migration guide.

To install the latest v2:

npm install uploadcare-widget@2

<script src="https://ucarecdn.com/libs/widget/2.x/uploadcare.full.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Widget v2 in action. Full widget changelog is here. Check out the v2 source code on GitHub.

The new version supports image previews with Authenticated URLs enabled and comes with other updates:

Added

• New configuration options: previewProxy and previewUrlCallback. Check out our docs for more info.
• The AUTHORS.txt file to the repo to give credit to those contributing to the project. Yoo-hoo, thanks folks 💛

Changed

• Updated README:
  • New sections: “Security issues” and “Feedback.”
  • References to the widget v2.
  • Table of contents.
• Updated the package description.

Fixed

• A not-working button that removes an item from the file list in a multi-file mode in Edge.
• Displaying a wrong image when a set of files gets dragged and dropped onto a widget in a single-file mode, issue #443.
• Video seeking in Chrome, #460.
• Multipart uploading: no extra headers are now sent.
• Previewing videos in Safari on iOS, see #463.
• The this.settings is undefined error when using the loadFileGroup function.

Widget in action. Full widget changelog is here.

Hey folks, we just released File Uploader 3.0.0 for TinyMCE. The plugin now supports Uploadcare Widget v3 and allows adjusting settings through TinyMCE editor options.

File Uploader helps you insert any media into TinyMCE WYSIWYGs, stores it in the cloud, and delivers content to 220k nodes in 130+ countries. Image Processing also becomes available for any media via URL directives.

Bumping the widget version brings:

• New design.
• Longer term support.
• More features and future updates.
• More locales out of the box.

If you are currently using the previous widget-v2-based plugin with a customized dialog window, you will need to check out the v2-v3 migration guide to update.

Added:

• Plugin settings can now be defined using the TinyMCE editor options.

Changed:

• The default widget version for File Uploader is now 3.x.
• Added integration to the default widget config to provide info on used TinyMCE and plugin versions to User Agent with requests to Uploadcare Upload API.

Issues and PRs are welcome. The full uploadcare-tinymce changelog can be found here.

Yoo-hoo, our File Uploader 2.0.0 for Imperavi Redactor is out and now supports Redactor v3 and Uploadcare Widget v3.

File Uploader helps you insert any media into Redactor WYSIWYGs, stores it in the cloud, and delivers content to 220k nodes in 130+ countries. You also get our Image Processing feature controlled by URL directives.

Switching the plugin to the widget v3 brings:

• New design.
• Longer term support.
• More features and future updates.
• More locales out of the box.

If you are currently using the previous widget-v2-based plugin with a customized dialog window, you will need to check out the v2-v3 migration guide to update.

Added:

• Redactor 3 support; File Uploader now works with both v2 and v3.

Changed:

• The default widget version for File Uploader is now 3.x.
• Added integration to the default widget config to provide info on used Redactor and plugin versions to User Agent with requests to Uploadcare Upload API.

Issues and PRs are welcome. The full uploadcare-redactor changelog can be found here.

We updated our File Uploader for CKEditor 4. Here’s the v3-enabled plugin demo.

The major improvement is switching to the Uploadcare Widget 3.x, this means:

• New design.
• Longer term support.
• More features and future updates.
• More locales out of the box.

If you are currently using the v2-based plugin with a custom widget style, you will need to check out the v2-v3 migration guide to update.

Updated:

• The default widget version for File Uploader is now 3.x.
• Added integration to the default widget config to provide info on the CKEditor version and plugin version for User Agent with requests to Uploadcare Upload API.

Issues and PRs are welcome. The full uploadcare-ckeditor changelog can be found here.

We continue supporting the v2 of Uploadcare Widget. We will mostly be releasing patches with bug fixes.

The new version comes with the following updates:

Fixed:

• Preview: the widget no longer generates an image preview if previewStep is disabled.
• Camera Tab: now, if your device and browser support the capture attribute of the input[type=file] element, we show buttons providing direct access to the camera instead of providing a video stream.
• Camera: webcam stream and taking photos now work in Safari 11.
• XHR requests: added responseType to XHR requests to prevent Firefox from parsing responses as XML.
• Automatic crop: now, if multi-upload is enabled and a crop option is specified, cropping is automatically applied to the file uploaded last.
• Drag&drop fix: the .uploadcare-dragging class was not removed from the body when finished dragging.
• UPLOADCARE_LIVE behavior: when set to true, which is a default, new [role=uploadcare-uploader] elements on your page are initialized as widgets every ~100 ms which may cause devtools blinking. See issues #277, #281, #366, #384, #411 for details. This widget version 2.11.0 fixes the behavior.

Added:

• New widget option, integration: is used to hold info about a framework or plugin through which the widget was installed.

Updated:

• The default limit for the multipleMax option is now set to 1000 files, see docs for details.
• Upload API requests: added the X-UC-User-Agent header holding info on widget version, public key, framework, and plugin.

We strongly advise updating to 2.11.0 or going all the way up to v3, see migration guide.

To install the latest v2:

npm install uploadcare-widget@2

<script src="https://ucarecdn.com/libs/widget/2.x/uploadcare.full.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Widget v2 in action. Full widget changelog is here. Source code of the widget v2 on github.

Effects Tab 1.1.0 is out; an add-on to Uploadcare Widget providing in-browser image editing.

Fixed:

• The UPLOADCARE_EFFECTS global setting now fully works.
• Fixed ignoring crop presets in the multi-file mode: when crop isn't set to free, it is automatically applied to all uploaded images.
• When your crop option is not set to free, your image previews appear cropped.
• While in the image crop mode, you work with the original image without other effects applied.

Added:

• New effect, invert: inverts colors thus creating a "negative" image.
• New effect option, all: enables all available effects.

The full Effects Tab changelog can be found here.

The new version comes with the following updates:

Fixed:

• Preview: the widget does not generate a preview image if previewStep is off.

Added:

• New locales: Romanian (ro), Slovak (sk), Serbian (sr).
• New widget option, integration: is used to hold info about a framework or plugin through which the widget was installed.

Updated:

• Locales: Swedish (sv) and Polish (pl).
• The default limit for the multipleMax option is now set to 1000 files, see docs for details.
• Upload API requests: added the X-UC-User-Agent header holding info on widget version, public key, framework, and plugin.
• README: added link to the new Angular 2+ wrapper, renewed documentation references, added info on immediately using a custom locale.

Widget in action. Full widget changelog is here.

We disabled some of the functionality when Instagram is used as a source for media uploads; due to the Instagram deprecating a good number of API endpoints on Apr. 4, 2018.

You will no longer be able to:

• Choose media from posts you liked
• Choose media from accounts you follow
• Choose media from Public Content and sources listed above via search tags

We redesigned the widget configurator, and here is what we updated:

• New design and layout, mobile-friendly
• The order of tabs (upload sources) can now be changed by dragging
• You can add multiple crop presets to a single widget
• The order of crop presets in a dialog can be changed by dragging
• Each set of settings now has its URL you can share, e.g., DE locale, local files, 4:3 crop
• When signed in, you can choose one of your projects as a target for uploads