Images · QCOW2 · ISO
Your own OS images and ISO files for cloud servers
Import a QCOW2 image or an ISO file from a direct URL, or save a stopped cloud server as an image, then use it when you create servers. Images stay private to your account and are billed on the size actually stored.
- Import QCOW2 or ISO from a URL
- Save a stopped server as an image
- Private to your account, billed on real size
ImagesConsole preview
- ubuntu-24.04-custom
- qcow2 · 2.1 GB
- windows-2022.iso
- iso · 5.4 GB
Current system pricing
Pricing & estimate
This is an estimate. Actual charges depend on usage and the configuration selected when ordering.
Get startedFeatures
OS images from a URL
Register a QCOW2 image (.qcow2 or .img) from a direct http or https link, choose the OS type and add a checksum if you have one.
Image from a server
Stop a cloud server and save its root disk as an image you can deploy again.
ISO images
Import a bootable ISO and attach it to a server from its settings, then reboot and open the console to install from it.
Use when creating servers
Your OS images appear under My Images in the OS step when you create a cloud server.
Get started with Cloudj
- 01
Create an account or sign in
- 02
Choose your location and configuration
- 03
Manage the service in your console
Frequently asked questions
QCOW2 images (.qcow2, .img) and ISO files (.iso) from a direct http or https link on port 80 or 443. Redirects, compressed files and private network addresses are not accepted.
Only while an image is Ready, per GB of the size actually stored. Images that are downloading, failed or deleted are not billed.
No. Remove the servers that use an OS image, or detach an ISO from its server, before deleting it.
No. Images are private to your account.
No. Custom images are for cloud servers; Kubernetes clusters use the supported Kubernetes versions.