Cloudinary Asset Management

By: Cloudinary Development

Upload, manage, and transform images, videos, and files with powerful search and organization.

Description

Connect your Cloudinary media library to your AI assistant. Upload, organize, and transform images and videos using natural language.

Upload Assets: Upload images, videos, and raw files directly from URLs or local paths.
Advanced Search: Find assets using powerful search and filtering capabilities.
Organization: Manage folders, tags, and asset metadata for better organization.
Transformations: Generate optimized, transformed URLs for your media assets.
Asset Management: Rename, delete, and update assets with simple commands.

Example prompts:

Upload this image to my Cloudinary library

Find all images tagged with "product" uploaded this month

Generate a thumbnail URL for this image at 200x200 pixels

Move all assets from the "temp" folder to "archive"

List all videos in my library larger than 10MB

Copy these prompts to get started quickly with Cloudinary Asset Management in your Simtheory workspace.

How It Works

1. Install the MCP

Install Cloudinary Asset Management from your Simtheory workspace with one click.

2. Connect Your Account

Securely authorize access to your Cloudinary Asset Management account.

3. Start Using

Your AI can now interact with Cloudinary Asset Management on your behalf.

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