imgproxy is a server application that processes images on request, resizing, cropping and converting them based on parameters in the image URL. It runs on the customer's own infrastructure and works with the customer's own storage. The core is open source under the Apache 2.0 licence on GitHub, while a Pro version with additional features is closed source and offered, among other channels, through the AWS Marketplace. It is an alternative to hosted image processing services such as Cloudinary or imgix.
The website footer names Foxes with Matches Inc. as the company behind imgproxy, with an address in Wilmington, Delaware, United States. Because the core runs on the organisation's own infrastructure, the organisation decides where images are processed and stored; the website describes no vendor-hosted processing. The Pro edition is closed source and cannot be inspected by third parties, so its terms should be reviewed before deployment.