Transform your media from Dropbox using Cloudinary

First, we need to connect Dropbox, Cloudinary and HTTP to Make.com.

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  Create Make.com account.

  Create Make.com account if you don't have one.

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  Connect Dropbox to Make.com.

  Give Make.com access to your Dropbox account, using Dropbox credentials.

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  Connect Cloudinary to Make.com.

  Give Make.com access to your Cloudinary account, using Cloudinary credentials.

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  Connect HTTP to Make.com.

  Give Make.com access to your HTTP account, using HTTP credentials.

Next, we need to create a workflow automation scenario using graphical no-code web interface of Make.com.

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  Set up a Trigger action for Dropbox

  Choose the following trigger: Watch Files (Triggers when a file is added in a folder being watched. This module retrieves number of files/folders till 4000.).

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  Then set up an Action for Dropbox

  Choose this action: Create/Update a Share Link (Creates or Updates a public share link to the file or folder (It allows to share the file or folder with anyone).).

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  Then set up another Action for Cloudinary

  Choose this action: Upload a Resource (Uploads a new resource.).

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  Then set up another Action for Cloudinary

  Choose this action: Transform a Resource (Creates a Cloudinary URL that can be used to transform, manipulate, and share the resource.).

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  Then set up another Action for HTTP

  Choose this action: Get a file (Downloads a file from a given URL.).

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  Then set up another Action for Dropbox

  Choose this action: Upload a File (Uploads a file to a selected folder.).

Finally, we need to test this automation and publish it.

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  Customize data flow

  Configure the data that is exchanged between Dropbox, Cloudinary and HTTP.

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  Test the workflow and turn it on for production use

  Test your scenario and publish to production. Now you have an automatic workflow, that will Transform your media from Dropbox using Cloudinary!