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Using Cloudinary to resize images in Airtable

Gary Jesch

I'm new to Airtable and Cloudinary. Resarch indicates that using a Miniextensions piece that is no longer supported, I can run a script that calls Cloudinary to resize my larger images to a certain width and keep the aspect ratio. 

More info about getting that process working would be appreciated. I think I have it all connected and have tried running the script, but no revised images are appearing in the record.

Also, is there a way to create a form that populates an AirTable base form a Wordpress site? And could a person filling a form also submit images while on the web page, that would be processed by Cloudinary and added to the AirTable base in real time?

Thanks for the help!

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  • Eric Cauan Pasos

    Hi Gary,

    It is possible to use Cloudinary client SDK (e.g. JavaScript) to implement image and video upload, manipulation, optimization, and to generate the delivery URL.

    For example, the original image source can be accessed through the following link: 

    https://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/sample.jpg 

    While the derived version of this image can be retrieved as:

    https://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/c_crop,h_200,w_300/sample.jpg 

    Once you have the derived assets, you can already deliver them on your website, or save them to your target storage. As an alternative to using custom scripts, you may consider using the Cloudinary WordPress plugin in managing your assets from your Cloudinary account to your WordPress website.

    And with regards to the WordPress website and AirTable integration, you may check out this link.

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