What’s the easiest way to integrate Cloudinary with my Rails app?

Integrating Cloudinary with your Ruby on Rails (RoR) application is straightforward with our Ruby GEM.

There are multiple options:

1. We recommend using CarrierWave along with Cloudinary’s plugin to manage images in your Rails application. For a comprehensive guide, check out our general screen-cast about CarrierWave and our following blog posts for details about the integration process itself:
   • http://cloudinary.com/blog/advanced_image_transformations_in_the_cloud_with_carrierwave_cloudinary
   • https://cloudinary.com/blog/advanced_image_transformations_in_the_cloud_with_carrierwave_cloudinary
2. Attachinary is another excellent option for managing attachments in your Rails application. More details can be found in this blog post. 
3. You can also use Active Storage to integrate image uploads with your model easily.

Accessing Transformed Images
To access transformed images in your Rails views, you can leverage our cl_image_tag method, which simplifies the process of embedding images with the desired transformations.

For further information and examples, please visit our documentation.

By following these guidelines, you can easily integrate Cloudinary into your Rails application, ensuring efficient and effective image management.