Two layers in split view in Pera Portal: an NDVI layer on the left and a scene classification on the right, over the basemap. — Two layers in split view in Pera Portal: NDVI on the left, scene classification on the right.

Image hosting

Stream your rasters as WMTS

Upload a raster to Pera Portal and it gets a WMTS link and an XYZ link. Your team adds the layer in QGIS, ArcGIS Pro or a web map, next to the imagery you ordered from us.

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Paste the link into the GIS you already use

Copy the link from the layer in the portal. There is no tile server for you to run.

QGIS: Layer > Add Layer > Add WMS/WMTS Layer. Create a new connection, paste the WMTS link, connect, and add the layer.
ArcGIS Pro: Insert > Connections > Server > New WMTS Server. Paste the WMTS link and the layer appears under Servers in the Catalog pane.
Leaflet or MapLibre: Use the XYZ link as the tile URL template, in L.tileLayer for Leaflet or a raster source for MapLibre.

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Access, size and moving an archive

Who can open a hosted layer?: Anyone who has the link, because the link carries your API key. Share it the way you would share a password.
Do we have to download the file to look at it?: No. Tiles are fetched for the part of the map on screen, at the zoom you are at, so looking at one corner of a large mosaic only loads that corner.
We have years of imagery on drives. Can it move into the portal?: Talk to us about the volume and formats. Once it is in, it streams the same way as anything you order from us. Talk to us →
What about our security questionnaire?: Send it to us directly. It goes to the people who answer it. Trust and security →

Host your first raster

Upload it in the portal, or talk to us about moving an existing archive.

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