I use Imagekit for a while now and after trying many Image CDN services, I always stick with Imagekit. It's easy to setup and use, the interface is clean. I didn't try their new AI options yet but they look very good. Customer support is reactive and helpful.

As a content-heavy platform, we initially used ImageKit for image optimization—it worked well, but in a fairly saturated market, there wasn’t anything groundbreaking. However, there were no issues either, which in itself speaks volumes. Earlier this year, we made a major shift toward video content, and having ImageKit seamlessly handle all media optimizations became a game changer. It significantly enhances our content delivery, making our video buffering speeds comparable to YouTube’s. One of the standout aspects is their support. Having a dedicated point of contact who proactively reaches out for anomaly detection and optimization recommendations is rare in this space, and it makes a real difference.

I had no clue on how to store images for my webapp - found ImageKit and it was so easy to do even for me as a beginner.