Last updated: Jul-17-2025
OverviewLearn how to upload images in PHP using the Cloudinary PHP SDK.
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Introduction   0:00 In this tutorial, you'll learn how to upload one or more images to Cloudinary using the PHP SDK, a crucial part of your workflow for managing visual media. Upload a single image from your local file system   0:15 This tutorial assumes you've already installed and configured the PHP SDK.UploadApi class, and call the upload method with the full path to your image. Here's a basic example using a file in your images/ folder: Upload response   0:51 Once executed, the script will return a response object containing metadata and the delivery URL. You can use the secure_url to access the uploaded image: Upload multiple images from your local file system   1:12 To upload multiple images, loop through an array of file paths and upload each one individually. Only the secure_url is printed for simplicity. You can also view all uploaded images in the Media Library. Upload a single image from a remote URL   1:52 You can also upload images hosted online by passing the image's direct URL instead of a local file path. Cloudinary will download and store the file: Keep learning If you like this, you might also like...
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