Depending what your routes and aliased titles look like, you can use something like the following.
Depending what your routes and aliased titles look like, you can use something like the following: resources :images, :path => '/:title/:id', :constrain => { :title => /a-z_-+/ } # in your view image_path(image. Title, image) Keep in mind that routes match in the order they are defined, so you will want to put this line down at the bottom of your routes file so that it doesn't interfere with routes like /users/2. All this said, you should strongly consider whether your use case can live with an anchor like /image.It'll prevent a lot of confusing problems with routing that will very likely bite you in the ass down the line.
It's not infeasible to do without the anchor, but it does create additional work.
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