Using remote fetch: Any way to get better SEO URLs?

Nick Medrano

September 30, 2021 09:09

I am looking into using remote fetch in order to store my images in Google Cloud Storage, but use Cloudinary for the cdn/transformation stuff. I saw that remote fetch would allow this. However, the URLs will be very long and ugly. Does Cloudinary have any features where one could make these URLs a bit more search engine friendly? Or, am I better off just hosting the images at Cloudinary in the first place?

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  Erwin Lukas

  October 01, 2021 00:08

  Hi Nick,

  For most scenarios, it's better if the images uploaded to your Cloudinary account. However this varies on each use-cases.
  If you don't want to use fetch (due to long URL), you can also use auto-upload. This way you can also take advantage of all of Cloudinary features, including SEO friendly URL.

  You can learn more on the following blog post regarding SEO friendly URL: https://cloudinary.com/blog/how_to_dynamically_create_seo_friendly_urls_for_your_site_s_images

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