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Cloudinary Has a Free API — Transform, Optimize, and Deliver Images and Videos Without Paying
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Cloudinary Has a Free API — Transform, Optimize, and Deliver Images and Videos Without Paying

via Dev.to TutorialAlex Spinov3h ago

Most developers still upload images to S3, write resize logic, and pray their CDN caches correctly. Meanwhile, Cloudinary gives you a free API that handles upload, transformation, optimization, and delivery — all from a single URL. No credit card required. 25GB storage + 25GB bandwidth/month on the free plan. What You Get for Free 25 credits/month (~25GB storage + 25GB bandwidth) Image transformations — resize, crop, blur, watermark, face detection Video transformations — trim, transcode, generate thumbnails Auto-format delivery — serves WebP/AVIF based on browser support Global CDN — automatic caching and delivery from edge locations AI features — background removal, auto-tagging, content-aware crop Quick Start (Under 2 Minutes) Sign up at cloudinary.com , grab your Cloud Name, API Key, and API Secret from the dashboard. Upload an Image curl https://api.cloudinary.com/v1_1/YOUR_CLOUD/image/upload \ -X POST \ -F "file=@photo.jpg" \ -F "upload_preset=YOUR_PRESET" Transform via URL The m

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