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Ranked by how many scanned sites use each. Once we see sites drop Cloudinary, where they go next ranks first.
Media API for the whole image and video lifecycle, from a company founded in 2012 with offices in San Jose and Petah Tikva.
Growth is sites that added it minus confirmed removals in the last 90 days.
Google's embeddable video player, the iframe a site uses to show a YouTube video or a whole playlist inside one of its own pages.
Ad-free video hosting and player platform, marketed to filmmakers and to agencies sharing work with clients.
Vector animation format that began as an After Effects export and is governed by a project at the Linux Foundation.
Resizing and storage for images at Cloudflare's edge, whether the originals live in Cloudflare or on another origin.
Apache-licensed video player for web pages, run as an open-source project with Mux as its corporate shepherd.
Image processing and delivery platform whose founder was YouTube's second full-time web developer.
Stock photos loaded straight from Unsplash's image servers into another site's pages.
Marketing-focused video host from Cambridge, Massachusetts, bought back from its investors in 2017.
MIT-licensed HTML5 audio and video library that gives files, streams and YouTube or Vimeo embeds one player interface.
Design tool for interactive animation, with MIT-licensed runtimes that Rive says play its files natively on any platform.
WordPress image CDN that comes with the free Jetpack plan, for WordPress.com and Jetpack-connected sites.
API for streaming and playing video, from the company whose founder created the Video.js player.
Deprecated open-source HTML5 media player that also plays YouTube and Vimeo videos, kept up with security fixes.
Publisher video platform with a web player dating from 2004.
Single API for uploading, encoding and delivering live and on-demand video in a site or app.
Real-time image and video API that optimises and delivers media for websites and apps, plus a DAM platform.
Hosted video streaming service from BunnyWay d.o.o., the Europe-based company behind bunny.net.
Open-source JavaScript library that plays HLS video in browsers supporting Media Source Extensions.
Copy-paste player for Spotify podcasts and music, with an iFrame API for controlling episodes from page code.