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Cloudinary Node.js SDK Quick Start

Last updated: Apr-23-2025

This quick start lets you get an end-to-end implementation up and running using the Node.js SDK in 5 minutes or less.

In a terminal in your Node.js environment, run:

In a terminal, set your CLOUDINARY_URL environment variable.

Copy the API environment variable format from the API Keys page of the Cloudinary Console Settings. Replace <your_api_key> and <your_api_secret> with your actual values. Your cloud name is already correctly included in the format.

• On Mac or Linux:

• On Windows:

• When writing your own applications, follow your organization's policy on storing secrets and don't expose your API secret.
• If you use a method that involves writing your environment variable to a file (e.g. dotenv), the file should be excluded from your version control system, so as not to expose it publicly.

Create a new file called index.js and copy and paste the following into this file:

Copy and paste this into index.js:

Copy and paste this into index.js:

Copy and paste this into index.js:

Copy and paste this into index.js to call the functions you just created:

Save your changes then run the script from the terminal:

You can see the image that has been uploaded to your Cloudinary storage by copying the secure_url that is returned in the upload response and pasting it in a browser.

You can use the returned image tag to display the image on your website. For now, copy and paste the URL to see the transformed image in the browser:

You can see the whole Node.js script in GitHub, and also in the code explorer below.

Here's the full Node.js script:

This code is also available in GitHub.

You can run it by opening it on Replit, forking it into your own account, and setting your API environment variable in Secrets.

• Learn more about the Node.js SDK by visiting the other pages in this SDK guide.
• Get comprehensive details about Cloudinary features and capabilities:
  • Upload guide: Provides details and examples of the upload options.
  • Image transformations guide: Provides details and examples of the transformations you can apply to image assets.
  • Video transformations guide: Provides details and examples of the transformations you can apply to video assets.
  • Transformation URL API Reference: Provides details and examples of all available transformation parameters.
  • Admin API guide: Provides details and examples of the methods available for managing and organizing your media assets.

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