Image Uploader is in four editions: Express, Professional, Print, and Premium. This topic compares them by functionality.
Restrictions | Express | Professional | Premium | |
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Maximum file size | 100 Mb | 2 Gb | 2 Gb | any |
Maximum size of created thumbnail | 3 megapixels | 5 megapixels | any | any |
Maximum number of files | 100 | any | any | any |
Features | Express | Professional | Premium | |
Displaying and uploading folders | * | * | * | |
Using Thumbnail control | * | * | * | |
Saving and restoring upload list | * | * | * | |
Automatic upload recovery | * | * | * | |
Uploading hash sums | * | * | * | |
Registering several license keys that allows you to host Image Uploader on one domain and upload files to another | * | * | * | |
Preserving EXIF metadata when creating thumbnails | * | * | ||
Preserving original color space when creating thumbnails | * | * | ||
Using quality meter | * | * | ||
Using HTTPS for both host and upload pages | * | * | * | |
Using private-label version | by request |
As you can see Image Uploader Print includes printing-specific features in addition to Express and Professional. In that way Express and Professional editions are intended to be used in projects that do not require making thumbnails larger than 3 or 5 megapixels and the other printing-related features, namely, Web 2.0 solutions, professional solutions, e-commerce solutions, and so on. Image Uploader Print, however, is designed to be used in various pre-print and photo-print solutions.
All the Image Uploader editions differ in license keys. It means that if you purchase Express or Professional edition, you will get a license key which locks Print and Premium functionality and vice versa. Nevertheless, installation packages are the same for all editions.