Assets release notes: September 16, 2025
Last updated: Sep-16-2025
New features
Run automations in the Media Library
You can now trigger MediaFlows automations directly from the Media Library. Run custom workflows, such as enriching metadata, applying transformations, or distributing content, on selected assets, individually or in bulk, without leaving the Media Library.
Enhancements
Large video upload
You can now upload large video files, up to 100 GB, to your Cloudinary account. This enhancement expands support for high-quality, long-form, or high-resolution video workflows
Figma integration export enhancements
You can now enjoy several improvements when exporting files to Cloudinary:
Image preview: See your image before exporting it to ensure it looks exactly as expected.
Destination folder selection: Choose the target folder in Cloudinary where your exported image will be saved.
Custom display name: Define a custom display name for your exported image to improve organization and clarity.
Filter by free text in publicly shared collections and assets
Stakeholders can now search publicly shared collections using free text search to quickly find assets by public ID, display name, tags, or metadata fields enabled for public sharing. This makes it easier to locate specific assets within large shared collections.
Fixes
More accurate deletions based on last access reports
Fixed an issue that caused assets with whitespace or special characters to be excluded from last access reports.
All assets are now correctly included, ensuring that bulk deletion in the Cloudinary Console based on last access time no longer skips eligible files.
Re-upload deleted files
Fixed an issue that prevented re-uploading assets deleted due to metadata rules. You can now successfully re-upload previously deleted files without errors.
Asset overwrite warnings
Fixed an issue where uploads with existing filenames could overwrite assets without warning. Uploads now display proper warnings or prevent overwrites based on your account settings.
Coming soon
Assets reports
A brand-new set of Assets reports will soon give admins powerful visibility into how their Cloudinary Assets product is being used, including uploads, downloads, searches, collections, and engagement trends.
These reports are designed to help admins understand adoption and performance, track user activity, and make data-driven decisions about content management and DAM effectiveness.


