Smooth CDN gives you
- • CLI and CI/CD uploads
- • Automatic file optimization
- • Project and version structure
- • CDN URLs for frontend assets
Smooth CDN vs traditional CDNs
Traditional CDNs often start with configuration. Smooth CDN starts with files and the delivery pipeline around them.
Traditional CDNs usually require
- • Origin and storage decisions
- • Cache and invalidation rules
- • Upload or sync scripts
- • Team conventions for releases
Optimization is part of the workflow
Smooth CDN is meant for frontend files that should be smaller and cache-ready before users request them.
Before
hero.png (2.4 MB)
Optimized
hero.png (420 KB)hero.webp (180KB)hero.avif (95KB)
Smooth CDN optimizes the PNG, creates WebP and AVIF variants, then serves the best version from the original PNG URL.
Before
app.js (320 KB)
Optimized
app.js (110 KB)
JavaScript is minified and compressed while the public URL stays stable.
Before
podcast.mp3 (18 MB)
Optimized
podcast.m4a (11 MB)
Audio files can be compressed and cached for faster media delivery.
Before
launch.mov (46 MB)
Optimized
launch.m4v (21 MB)
Video files can be compressed for lighter delivery while keeping stable CDN URLs.
Before
catalog.pdf (8.5 MB)
Optimized
catalog.pdf (4.1 MB)
PDF files can be optimized, compressed, and served from CDN cache.
Choose Smooth CDN for a file-first CDN workflow
Upload files, optimize supported formats, publish versions, and serve CDN URLs from one product.