Last updated: Aug-06-2025
OverviewLearn how to install and configure the Cloudinary Node.js SDK in your Node.js environment.
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The Cloudinary Node.js SDK   0:05 The Cloudinary Node.js SDK provides image and video upload, transformation, optimization, and delivery capabilities that you can implement using code that integrates seamlessly with your existing Node.js application. Install the Node.js SDK   0:13 To install the Node.js SDK, in a terminal run: Import Cloudinary into your project   0:29 To import Cloudinary into your project use: Configure Cloudinary   0:51 To configure the SDK for your product environment, you can include your cloud name, API key and API secret in theconfig, in addition to other configuration parameters, like this, using .env to keep your credentials safe:
You can find your credentials in the
API Keyspage of the Cloudinary Console Settings.
Use the CLOUDINARY_URL environment variable   2:03 Alternatively, you can set theCLOUDINARY_URL environment variable in your environment, which includes your cloud name, API key and API secret in one string. Keep learning If you like this, you might also like...
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