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Programmatic asset management tutorials

Last updated: Jan-05-2026

This page offers a library of short video tutorials showing how to use Cloudinary programmatically.

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Programmatic upload

Upload Programmatically
Use a Cloudinary SDK to upload media assets

Create Upload Presets
Streamline media uploads using signed upload presets

Auto Upload
Automatically upload remote images and videos to Cloudinary

Moderate Images with AI
Moderate images automatically during upload in Node.js

Generate Image Captions
Automate alt text generation in a Next.js app

Upload Images in Flutter
Upload images to Cloudinary using the Upload API

Upload Images in Node.js
Upload images to Cloudinary using the Node.js SDK

Auto-Tag Images in Node.js
Tag assets automatically during upload with AI in Node.js

Upload Multiple Files in Node.js
Upload multiple files to Cloudinary using the Node.js SDK

Upload Videos in Node.js
Upload videos to Cloudinary using the Node.js SDK

Upload Images in Python
Upload images to Cloudinary using the Python SDK

Auto-Tag Images in Python
Use AI to auto-tag uploaded images with the Python SDK

Upload Videos in Python
Upload videos to Cloudinary using the Python SDK

Upload Images in PHP
Upload images to Cloudinary using the PHP SDK

Upload Images in Go
Upload images to Cloudinary using the Go SDK

Upload Assets in React
Upload assets using the Upload widget in a React app

Upload Assets in Vue.js
Upload assets using the Upload widget in a Vue.js app

Drag-and-Drop Uploads in React
Drag-and-drop to upload in a React app

Upload Assets in Next.js
Upload assets to Cloudinary using the Next.js SDK

Upload Assets with Server Actions
Upload assets to Cloudinary using Next.js Server Actions

Upload Assets in Svelte
Upload assets to Cloudinary using the Svelte community library

Upload Assets in SvelteKit
Upload assets using the Upload widget in a SvelteKit app

Upload Assets in Remix
Upload assets using the Upload widget in a Remix app

Upload Images in Hono
Upload images to Cloudinary in a Hono environment

Use a Webhook to Remove Backgrounds on Upload
Use a webhook notification to remove image backgrounds on upload

Upload Images in Laravel
Upload images in Laravel with Cloudinary

Direct interactions with the Cloudinary APIs

Generate Upload Signature
Generate a timestamp and signature for a signed upload

Postman Collections
Get set up with the collections and make your first request

Cloudinary SDKs

Find Your Credentials
Find your Cloudinary credentials for APIs and SDKs

Configure the JavaScript SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary JavaScript SDK

Configure the React SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary React SDK

Configure the Angular SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary Angular SDK

Configure the Flutter SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary Flutter SDK

Configure Svelte Cloudinary
Install and configure Svelte Cloudinary

Configure the JavaScript SDK in Svelte
Install and configure the Cloudinary JavaScript SDK using Svelte

Get Started in Node.js
Get started with Cloudinary in Node.js, including setup and image optimization

Configure the Node.js SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary Node.js SDK

Configure the Python SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary Python SDK

Configure the PHP SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary PHP SDK

Configure the Go SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary Go SDK

Configure the Vue.js SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary Vue.js SDK

Configure the Next.js SDK
Install and configure the Cloudinary Next.js SDK

List Images in Next.js
List images using the Next.js app router and Node.js SDK

Lazy Load Images with Next.js
Improve website performance with lazy loading using the Next.js SDK

Image Fallbacks with JavaScript
Use JavaScript to display a placeholder when an image fails to load

Captioning on Upload with Node.js
Save auto-generated captions to use as alt text with Node.js

Delete Assets with Node.js
Delete assets using various methods from the Node.js SDK

Manage Images in a Django App
Use Django helper methods to upload, transform, and display assets.

Cloudinary CLI

Get Started with the CLI
Set up the CLI and get familiar with some basic commands

Scripting with the CLI
Use a script to create an animated GIF

Get Creative with the CLI
Create images from pages of a PDF

Upload with the CLI
Apply background removal to images on upload

Widgets and tools

Upload Widget
Embed an Upload Widget in your site

Product Gallery
Embed a Product Gallery in your Web or WordPress site

Product Gallery in React
Embed the Cloudinary Product Gallery in a React app

Product Gallery Accessibility
Provide keyboard controls, alt-text for screen readers, and more

VS Code Extension
Manage assets directly from your IDE

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