Two services. One workspace.
Optimize the images on your website. Upload PDFs, decks and downloads. Share a public link or choose exactly who gets access.
Send your next proposal, pitch deck or press kit as a link. Keep files together and stay in control after you send.
Keep your image library where it is. Change the hostname in your image URLs and let CDN.MN handle delivery.
File hosting & controlled sharing
A proposal for a client. A deck for investors. A press kit for everyone. Put files in a collection and choose how you want to share them.
Everything your client needs, together.
Only the email addresses you invite can continue after verifying their email.
Example collection. These controls demonstrate access options; they do not create a share or change real permissions.
Your website, with lighter images
A CDN is a content delivery network. Think of it as a delivery layer between your images and your visitors. You keep your website, your image library and your file paths.
https://cdn12345.cdn.mn/images/photo.jpgNew hostname. Same path. Your original stays on your website.
Verify your origin first. We fetch on a cache miss and serve cached versions on later requests. Illustration, not a speed measurement.
Made for the work you already do
Deliver appropriately sized product photos without moving your image library.
Share a document collection with invited addresses, then review the access log.
Host your brand assets and product guides with stable public file links.
Start with what you have
Run the website analyzer to inspect the image weight on a page before you change anything.
Use the image CDN to optimize and deliver images already on your website, or upload files to host and share them. You can use either service on its own, or both in one workspace.
A content delivery network serves cached files from an edge network. With the image CDN, your original images stay on your website. CDN.MN fetches them when needed, optimizes them and caches the results for delivery to visitors.
No. Verify your origin domain, then replace the hostname in your image URLs with your assigned CDN hostname. Keep the same paths and keep your origin available.
Yes. Keep your collection restricted and create an open, email-verified or invite-only share link. You can add an expiry, require an agreement and revoke a link. Use a public collection when you want direct file links instead.
Yes. You can use the dashboard yourself, follow the developer documentation, or connect an AI agent with scoped permissions and approvals for sensitive actions.