> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aiktp.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aiktp.com/ai-seo/website-management/image-cdn.md).

# Image CDN

Easy image storage solution, no need to buy additional disk space. Also helps reduce server load and improve image loading speedCurrently aiktp supports the following CDNs

#### Tebi.io <a href="#tebi.io" id="tebi.io"></a>

Tebi provides an image store and CDN with quite fast speed; the free plan allows you to upload 25GB of images and 25GB of bandwidth per month. In addition, Tebi also allows adding your domain as a CDN, which makes image SEO easier.​[Tebi configuration guide](https://app.gitbook.com/o/jRfWjoFL3o7Nv4KrvwO3/s/xg07fRjP1hA1WmGexfMT/~/changes/24/features/website-management/image-cdn-tebi)​

#### ImageKit.io <a href="#imagekit.io" id="imagekit.io"></a>

Imagekit.io is also an image store and CDN; the free plan lets you upload 20GB of images and 20GB of bandwidth per month. ImageKit can be used without pointing a custom domain, so it is an easily accessible choice for everyone.​[ImageKit configuration guide](https://app.gitbook.com/o/jRfWjoFL3o7Nv4KrvwO3/s/xg07fRjP1hA1WmGexfMT/~/changes/24/features/website-management/image-cdn-imagekit)​

#### cloudinary.com <a href="#cloudinary.com" id="cloudinary.com"></a>

cloudinary.com is also an image store and CDN; it is virtually identical to ImageKit. The free plan lets you upload 25GB of images and 25GB of bandwidth per month. Cloudinary can also be used without pointing a custom domain — you just need to sign up to use it.


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