Generates a download link for a specific asset (image)
Basic authentication using Cloudinary API Key and API Secret.
In: header
Path Parameters
The cloud name of your product environment.
The type of resource (image, video, or raw).
Value in
- "image"
- "video"
- "raw"
Query Parameters
The public ID of the asset.
The format to convert the asset to before downloading.
The delivery type of the asset. Default is "upload".
Value in
- "upload"
- "private"
- "authenticated"
Unix timestamp indicating when the download URL should expire.
int64Whether to force download as an attachment.
falseThe desired filename for the downloaded file.
A transformation to apply to the asset before downloading.
The API key to use for the request. This is automatically computed by the Cloudinary's SDKs.
(Required for signed REST API calls) Used to authenticate the request and based on the parameters you use in the request. When using the Cloudinary SDKs for signed requests, the signature is automatically generated and added to the request. If you manually generate your own signed POST request, you need to manually generate the signature parameter and add it to the request together with the api_key and timestamp parameters.
The timestamp to use for the request in unix time. This is automatically computed by the Cloudinary's SDKs.
int64Response Body
application/json
application/json
application/json
application/json
curl -X GET "https://example.com/v1_1/my_cloud/image/download?public_id=string&api_key=472851639284736&signature=c08ed49d293e966cbe613a13d8e9476fdb76817bd668feb5b17001b168579fbc×tamp=1623087658""string"Updates an existing asset's identifier (public ID) and optionally other metadata in your Cloudinary account POST
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Apply operations on an existing asset POST
Applies actions such as transformations, tags, or metadata updates to an existing asset without re-uploading it. This is useful for applying new transformations, adding tags, or updating metadata on assets that are already in your cloud. Note: Always prefer delivery URL transformations over this method, unless eager transformations are specifically required.