Community-developed libraries

Web and mobile developers have developed a variety of Cloudinary integration libraries. We invite you to use and contribute to these libraries:

   Gatsby Offers two Gatsby plugins that enable you to to fetch media assets from Cloudinary (gatsby-source-cloudinary) and upload images from file nodes to Cloudinary (gatsby-transformer-cloudinary) and then transform them to Cloudinary file nodes.
   Gridsome Offers plugins that enable you to fetch image assets from Cloudinary into Gridsome (gridsome-source-cloudinary) and to upload images to Cloudinary and apply transformations (gridsome-plugin-cloudinary). You can also use the generic gridsome-transformer-img to upload and load local images with Cloudinary as the loader.
   Laravel The cloudinary-laravel package enables you to upload, optimize, transform and deliver media files using Cloudinary. It also provides a fluent and expressive API to attach your media files to Eloquent models.
   Netlify Hooks in to your Netlify build process and sets up images for optimization and delivery. Install the plug-in on Netlify or contribute to the open-source library.
   NuxtJS Enables you to upload, optimize and transform images and videos in a Nuxt application with the @nuxtjs/cloudinary module.
   Storefront UI Offers Cloudinary components that enable you to enhance and optimize your media while building your front end in Vue or Nuxt.

Notes

  • These libraries are developed, tested and maintained by the community. Bug fixes and feature requests should be submitted in the relevant repository.
  • Throughout this documentation site, unless otherwise specified, the term "SDKs" refers to official Cloudinary SDKs. That information may or may not be accurate for these community-developed framework integration libraries. For information on setup, configuration and usage of these libraries, refer to the relevant community documentation.

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