Sharon Yelenik

Cloudinary is a media API for Python/Flask developers that uploads, transforms, and searches images and video without bloating your app or database. It cuts custom upload code and speeds delivery.

A hands-on React + Vite portfolio uses Cloudinary URL transformations for crops, blur, and video—so you ship sharp media without hand-editing every asset. For developers job-hunting and replacing static PDF-only résumés.

A guide for developers using AI IDEs: index Cloudinary’s docs, add Context7, load transformation rules, and connect Cloudinary MCP servers so your LLM suggests and runs valid media APIs.

Videos on your website can significantly boost conversions—by up to 80%, according to a study by Eye...

User-generated content (UGC) videos can be a game-changer for your app. According to a study from...

Do you work with images in your PHP apps? Check out this must-read article on streamlining and...

Creating a WordPress site involves extensive image management. Imagine if you could seamlessly...

Managing media on a WordPress site can quickly reveal the limitations of the default WordPress media...

The Cloudinary WordPress Plugin integrates smoothly with WordPress, moving your media files to...

It's no secret that visuals are the heart of your website. Your images and videos pump life and...

If you're maximizing your website's potential, you're likely engaging visitors with lots of images...

A Django lookbook uses CloudinaryField, AI face-aware crops, and transformation helpers for per-user lookbooks. For devs who need a reference app for UGC, overlays, and filters.

Create a Python project containing an app with files apps.py, models.py, views.py, and forms.py, and...

A Django-focused security pass: password validators, CSRF and security middleware, ORM parameterization, then Cloudinary, OWASP Dependency-Check, and Bandit for uploads and supply-chain risk. For apps with user-generated uploads.