10.0.0 (2026-10-12)

Code Refactoring

• android: the Java package is com.fastimage (#1259) (7cc9685)
• remove fallback, and onProgress's progress comes from the native views (#1260) (cb15524)

Features

• android: images an app loads with Glide itself use React Native's OkHttp client (#1277) (cbc06a0)
• FastImage is a single native view, without children (#1262) (45875b7)
• images fade in by default on Android, and FastImage.setDefaults changes it (#1261) (a086631)
• native New Architecture component, React Native 0.83+ (#1220) (5473320)
• objectPosition prop (CSS object-position) (#1298) (07f3e0b)
• remove resizeMode in favor of objectFit (#1299) (88ec915)

BREAKING CHANGES

• resizeMode (prop and style) is removed and ignored;
  objectFit replaces it (stretch → fill, center → scale-down,
  contain and cover unchanged). Tiling (repeat) is no longer
  supported. overlayColor is removed from ImageStyle (it had no
  effect).
• android: on Android, images an app loads with Glide itself (a
  GlideUrl) go through React Native's OkHttp client, with the app's
  interceptors and cookies, and 15 s connect and read timeouts where the
  client has none, instead of the default client of Glide's OkHttp
  integration. An app's own AppGlideModule can still register another.
• FastImage is a single native view: it doesn't render
  children (use FastImageBackground for content over an image; children get a
  type error and a development error), its ref is the native view, and Jest
  snapshots show one FastImageView element.
• On Android, images fade in by default (300 ms, as with React
  Native's Image); iOS doesn't change. FastImage.setDefaults({ transition:
  false }) keeps 9.x's behavior. transition={null} now means the default, not
  no fade.
• The fallback prop is removed: images always load with
  FastImage's native views (a fallback prop is ignored, with a warning in
  development). Use React Native's Image directly for images that need it.
• android: FastImage's Android package is com.fastimage (was
  com.dylanvann.fastimage). Autolinked apps need no change; an app that adds
  FastImageViewPackage by hand, imports FastImage's classes, or keeps its own
  ProGuard rules for them (FastImage ships its own) needs the new name.
  FastImageProgressListener is removed.
• FastImage is a native New Architecture component and
  TurboModule. It needs React Native 0.83 or later (New Architecture only;
  apps on older React Native or the legacy architecture can stay on FastImage
  9), Expo SDK 55 or later, iOS/tvOS 15.1, Android API 24 (compileSdk and
  targetSdk 36 by default), SDWebImage 5.21.4 or later on iOS (run pod update SDWebImage if Podfile.lock has an older one), and Glide 5 by
  default on Android (5.0.7; glideVersion 4.15 or later still works). The
  native module is now the TurboModule FastImageModule
  (NativeModules.FastImageView is gone); otherwise the JS API is unchanged.