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Upload Videos in Python (Video Tutorial)

Last updated: Aug-06-2025

Overview

Learn how to upload videos in Python using the Cloudinary Python SDK.

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Tutorial contents

This tutorial presents the following topics. Click a timestamp to jump to that part of the video.

Introduction   0:00 In this tutorial, you'll learn how to upload small and large videos to Cloudinary using the Python SDK, a crucial part of your workflow. Upload a small video from your local file system   0:13 This tutorial assumes that you've already installed, imported and configured Cloudinary. If you need help with that, see Configure the Python SDK.

To upload, make sure the cloudinary.uploader library is imported. Use the cloudinary.uploader.upload endpoint for the upload, pass the full path of the video as the first parameter and specify resource_type as video for the second. Print the secure_url from the response.

Here's an example using a file named videos/short_video.mp4.

Run the script to upload a small video   1:01 Execute your script to upload the video and display the secure URL from the response. Open the newly uploaded video in a browser using that secure URL. Upload a large video from your local file system   1:15 Keep in mind that the upload method only supports files up to 100 megabytes. To upload larger videos, use the upload_large method, which has the same signature and options as upload. Pass the full path of the video as the first parameter and specify resource_type as video for the second. Break the video upload into 6 megabyte chunks.

Here's an example using a file named videos/long_video.mp4.

Run the script to upload a small video   1:34 Uploading your large video might take a while depending on its size. Once the upload is done, the secure URL from the response JSON is displayed in the terminal. Open the newly uploaded video in a browser using that secure URL. Keep learning If you like this, you might also like...

 

 

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