Last updated: Aug-06-2025
OverviewLearn how to upload images to Cloudinary within a Hono application.
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Introduction to Hono and Cloudinary   0:00 Using Hono and Cloudinary together can give you a fast and secure way to upload assets at scale via an API. Set up the upload route   0:15 Start in a Hono application and use middleware to set up your Cloudinary configuration. Then create a route for uploading an image: Upload an image   1:02 Define the image as a file, then turn it into a byte array buffer. Encode it as base64 to upload to Cloudinary using Hono'sencodeBase64 function, and use the Node.js SDK upload method to upload the data. Log the result of the upload to the console and return it to the API too. Test the image upload   2:39 Use a multipart form to test the image upload. See the JSON response and click the URL to see the image delivered from Cloudinary. You can also use the upload_stream method from the Node.js SDK. Keep learning If you like this, you might also like...
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