Amazon S3

Litestore stores your product images and other media in an S3 bucket, and AWS is the default.

EndpointAWS, with S3_ENDPOINT unset

shirt-front.jpg

shirt-back.jpg

lookbook.webp

lookbook.webpUploaded in 5 MB partshttps://store-media.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/media/cm9x2k4.webp
logo.svgRejected

Litestore uploads each file in 5 MB parts and sends up to four parts at once.
Litestore checks the real file type and rejects SVG files, because an SVG can carry a script.
Every object gets a cache header that lets browsers keep it for a year.
Litestore never deletes a pasted remote image from a bucket that doesn't own it.

Related integrations

You can keep your media in Cloudflare R2 by pointing Litestore's S3 client at your R2 endpoint.

You can run MinIO on your own servers and have Litestore store your media there through the S3 API.

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