Transloadit

The Transloadit modules allow you to monitor and manage jobs, tasks, and import&export files in your Transloadit account.

Prerequisites

A Transloadit account

In order to use Transloadit with Integromat, it is necessary to have a Transloadit account. If you do not have one, you can create a Transloadit account at transloadit.com.

The module dialog fields that are displayed in bold (in the Integromat scenario, not in this documentation article) are mandatory!

Connecting Transloadit to Integromat

To connect your Transloadit account to Integromat you need to obtain the Auth Secret and Auth Key from your Transloadit account and insert it in the Create a connection dialog in the Integromat module.

1. Log in to your Transloadit account and click Credentials

2. Copy the Auth Key and Auth Secret to a safe place.

3. Go to Integromat and open the Transloadit module's Create a connection dialog.

4. In the Connection name field, enter a name for the connection.

5. In the Secret and Key fields, enter the details copied in step 2 respective fields and click Continue.

The connection has been established.

Assemblies

See the Setting Up the Transloadit Webhooks to add webhooks in your Transloadit account.

Watch Finished Assembly

Triggers when a new assembly is finished.

Webhook Name	Enter a name for the webhook.
Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.

Watch Assembly Result

Triggers when an assembly with at least one result is finished.

Webhook Name	Enter a name for the webhook.
Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.

Watch Assemblies

Triggers when an assembly with at least one result is finished.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
Limit	Set the maximum number of assemblies Integromat should return during one scenario execution cycle.

Search Assemblies

Lists assemblies.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
Limit	Set the maximum number of assemblies Integromat should return during one scenario execution cycle.
The types of assemblies	Select the type of assemblies you are searching for: All Uploading Executing Canceled Completed Failed Requested Aborted
From Date	Enter the date to search the assemblies created on or after the specified date.
To Date	Enter the date to search the assemblies created on or before the specified date.
Keywords	Enter the keywords to search the assemblies that match the query.

Get an Assembly

Gets an assembly.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
The method of obtaining the status of the assembly	Select the option to choose the assembly whose details you want to retrieve: Assembly ID Assembly SSL URL
Assembly ID	Select the Assembly ID whose details you want to retrieve.
Assembly SSL URL	Enter the assembly SSL URL address which the machine details that controls the assembly whose details you want to retrieve. When you create an assembly, you will see the field with the name Assembly SSL URL in the details.

Create an Assembly

Creates an assembly.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
The method of presenting the instructions of the assembly	Select the option to create the assembly: Template Steps
Template ID	Select the Template ID to create the assembly.
Steps	Enter the steps or assembly instructions to process the files.
Notify URL	Enter the notification URL address. Transloadit can send a pingback to your server when the assembly is completed. The notification URL address sends the assembly status in JSON string inside a transloadit field in a multipart POST request to the URL supplied here.
Fields	Add the custom fields and their value which can be used as Assembly Variables. For example, to dynamically have resized images based on an end-user provided width, use `${fields.user_width}` in your Assembly Instructions, and either post an `<input name="user_width" value="800" />` or supply this `fields`param with the following object: `{ "user_width": 800 }`

Update an Assembly

Updates an assembly.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
Assembly URL	Enter the assembly URL address whose details you want to update.
The method of presenting the instructions of the assembly	Select the option to create the assembly: Template Steps
Template ID	Select the Template ID which contains the assembly instructions.
Steps	Enter the steps or assembly instructions to process the files.
Notify URL	Enter the notification URL address. Transloadit can send a pingback to your server when the assembly is completed. The notification URL address sends the assembly status in JSON string inside a Transloadit field in a multipart POST request to the URL supplied here.
Fields	Add the custom fields and their value which can be used as Assembly Variables. For example, to dynamically have resized images based on an end-user provided width, use `${fields.user_width}` in your Encoding or Assembly Instructions, and either post an `<input name="user_width" value="800" />` or supply this `fields` param with the following object: `{ "user_width": 800 }`
Reparse Template	Select the reparsing template to update: Reparse the identical steps used in the assembly Reparse the template

Cancel a Running Assembly

Cancels an assembly (and upload if that is still in progress).

Assembly SSL URL

Enter the assembly SSL URL address which the machine details that controls the assembly you want to cancel.
When you create an assembly, you will see the field with the name Assembly SSL URL in the details.

Other

See the Setting Up the Transloadit Webhooks to add webhooks in your Transloadit account.

Watch Image Face Detection

Triggers when an image face detection is complete.

Webhook Name	Enter a name for the webhook.
Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.

See the Setting Up the Transloadit Webhooks to add webhooks in your Transloadit account.

Watch WebM Conversion

Triggers when an iPad video optimization is completed.

Webhook Name	Enter a name for the webhook.
Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.

See the Setting Up the Transloadit Webhooks to add webhooks in your Transloadit account.

Watch iPad Video Optimization

Triggers when an iPad video optimization is complete.

Webhook Name	Enter a name for the webhook.
Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.

Detect Faces

Detects access in the image.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
Import Robot	Select the option to import the files. For example, `Import files from FTP Servers`.
Import Credentials	Enter the template credentials. You must create your associated Template Credentials in your Transloadit account and use the name of your Template Credentials here. They will contain the values for your FTP host, user, and password. We recommend always using Template Credentials while some use cases demand dynamic credentials for which using Template Credentials with their static nature is too unwieldy. If you have this requirement, use the following parameters instead: `host`, `user`, `password`.
Import Paths	Enter the path on your FTP server for searching the files. The files are imported recursively from all sub-directories and sub-sub-directories (and so on) from this path.
Port	Enter the port to use for the FTP connection. For example, 21.
Passive Mode	Select whether if you want to use passive mode for the FTP connection.
Ignore Errors	Add the error you want to ignore. For example, `meta error`, `import errors`.
Export Robot	Select the option to export the files. For example, `Export files from FTP Servers`.
Crop	Select whether the detected faces should be extracted. If you chose No, then the Robot returns the input image, but with the coordinates of all detected faces attached to file.meta.faces in the result JSON. If you chose Yes, the Robot will output all detected faces as images.
Faces	Select the option to detect faces. In addition to the specified values, you can specify any integer number. The faces are sorted by their top-left corner and the integer determines the index of the returned face. Be aware the values are zero-indexed, meaning that faces: 0 will return the first face. If no face for a given index exists, no output is produced.
Minimum Confidence	Enter the minimum confidence that a detected face must have. The value must be a number out of 100. Only faces that have a higher confidence value than this threshold will be included in the result.
Notify URL	Enter the notification URL address. Transloadit can send a pingback to your server when the assembly is completed. The notification URL address sends the assembly status in JSON string inside a Transloadit field in a multipart POST request to the URL supplied here.
Fields	Add the custom fields and their value which can be used as Assembly Variables. For example, to dynamically have resized images based on an end-user provided width, use `${fields.user_width}` in your Encoding or Assembly Instructions, and either post an `<input name="user_width" value="800" />` or supply this `fields`param with the following object: `{ "user_width": 800 }`

Convert Video to WebM

Converts a video to WebM.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
Import Robot	Select the option to import the files. For example, `Import files from FTP Servers`.
Import Credentials	Enter the template credentials. You must create your associated Template Credentials in your Transloadit account and use the name of your Template Credentials here. They will contain the values for your FTP host, user, and password. We recommend always using Template Credentials while some use cases demand dynamic credentials for which using Template Credentials with their static nature is too unwieldy. If you have this requirement, use the following parameters instead: `host`, `user`, `password`.
Import Paths	Add the import paths. The path in your bucket to the specific file or directory. If the path points to a file, only this file will be imported. For example, js/my_javascript_file.js If it points to a directory, then all files from this directory will be imported. For example, js/. For Transloadit to recognize you want to import all files from a directory, make sure your path ends with a / slash. Directories are not imported recursively. If you want to import all files from the root directory, use / as the value here. In this case, ensure all your objects belong to a path. If you have objects in the root of your bucket that isn't prefixed with /, you'll receive a 404 BACKBLAZE_IMPORT_NOT_FOUND error. You can also use an array of path strings here to import multiple paths in the same Robot Step.
Recursive	Select whether you want to enable importing files from subfolders of the given path. Use the pagination parameters `Start File Name` and `Files Per Page` wisely here.
Ignore Errors	Add the errors you want to ignore. For example, `meta error`, `import errors`.
Export Robot	Select the option to export the files. For example, `Export files from FTP Servers`.
Preset	Select the option for a video according to pre-configured settings. If you specify your own FFmpeg parameters using the Robot's and/or do not want Transloadit to set any encoding setting, starting ffmpeg_stack: `v3.3.3`, you can use the value `empty` here.
Width	Enter the width of the input video in pixels.
Height	Enter the height of the input video in pixels.
Resize Strategy	Select the resize strategy: Fit - Uses the larger side of the original image as a base for the resize. The aspect ratio is preserved. Either side will become at most 100 pixels. Fillcop - Scales the image to fit into our 100×100 target while preserving the aspect ratio, while trimming away any excess surface. Min Fit - Uses the smaller side of the original image as a base for the resize. After resizing, the larger side will have a larger value than specified. The aspect ratio is preserved. Either side will become at least 100 pixels. Pad - Scales the image to fit while preserving the aspect ratio. Both sides of the resized image become exactly 100 pixels, and any remaining surface is filled with a background color. Stretch - Ignores aspect ratio, resizing the image to the exact width and height specified. This may result in a stretched or distorted image. Crop - Cuts an area out of an image, discarding any overlapping parts. If the source image is smaller than the crop frame, it will be zoomed. This strategy is implied when you specify coordinates in the crop parameter, and cannot be used without it.
Background	Enter the background color you want in the resulting video in the `rgba` format. For example, red, green, blue, alpha.
Zoom	Select whether you want to zoom the videos. If selected No, smaller videos will not be stretched to the desired width and height.
Crop X1	Enter the coordinate for the upper left corner along the abscissa axis of the rectangle to be cropped.
Y1	Enter the coordinate for the upper left corner along the ordinate axis of the rectangle to be cropped.
X2	Enter the coordinate for the lower right corner along the abscissa axis of the rectangle to be cropped.
Y2	Enter the coordinate for the lower right corner along the ordinate axis of the rectangle to be cropped.
Rotate	Enter the number in degrees for the video to be rotated by the specified degree integer. Currently, only multiples of 90 are supported. Transloadit automatically corrects the orientation of many videos when the orientation is provided by the camera. This option is only useful for videos requiring rotation because it was not detected by the camera.
Hint	Select whether you want to enable hinting for mp4 files, for RTP/RTSP streaming.
Turbo	Select whether you want to speed up the encoding, especially for large non-adaptive workloads.
FFmpeg Stack	Selects the FFmpeg stack version to use for encoding.
FFmpeg	Add the parameter object to be passed to FFmpeg. For available options, see the FFmpeg documentation. If a preset is used, the options specified are merged on top of the ones from the preset. The FFmpeg r parameter (framerate) has a default value of 25 and a maximum value of 60. If you set r to null, you clear the default of 25 and can preserve the original video's framerate.
Watermark URL	Enter the URL address for the watermark image that will be overlaid above this image. Choose the image in PNG format.
Watermark Position	Select the watermark position. For example, center, bottom, bottom-right.
Watermark X Offset	Enter the number of pixels for X-offset at which the watermark will be placed in relation to the position it has due to the `Watermark Position`. Values can be both positive and negative and yield different results depending on the `Watermark Position` parameter. Positive values move the watermark closer to the image's center point, whereas negative values move the watermark further away from the image's center point.
Watermark Y Offset	Enter the number of pixels for y-offset at which the watermark will be placed in relation to the position it has due to `Watermark Position`. Values can be both positive and negative and yield different results depending on the `Watermark Position` parameter. Positive values move the watermark closer to the image's center point, whereas negative values move the watermark further away from the image's center point.
Watermark Size	Enter the size of the watermark as a percentage. For example, `50%`. The watermark resize depends on the `Watermark Resize Strategy`.
Watermark Resize Strategy	Select the option for watermark resizing: Fit - The watermark is scaled so that the longer side of the watermark takes up 25% of the corresponding video side. And the other side is scaled according to the aspect ratio of the watermark image Stretch - The watermark image is stretched (meaning, it is resized without keeping its aspect ratio in mind) so that both sides take up 25% of the corresponding video side. Area - The watermark is resized (keeping its aspect ratio in check) so that it covers `xx%` of the video's surface area. The value from watermark_size is used for the percentage area size. For example, our target video size is 800×800 pixels and our watermark image is 400×300 pixels. Let's also assume, the watermark_size parameter is set to `25%`. If you select the Fit option with our watermark, the width is the longer side, and 25% of the video size would be 200px. Hence, the watermark would be resized to 200×150 pixels. If the watermark_size was set to `50%`, it would be resized to 400×300 pixels (so just left at its original size). If you select the Stretch, since our video is 800×800 pixels, for a watermark size of 25% the watermark would be resized to 200×200 pixels. Its height would appear stretched as it would be resized to 200×150 pixels keeping the aspect ratio in mind. If you select the Area option, the value from watermark_size is used for the percentage area size.
Watermark Start Time	Enter the delay in seconds from the start of the video for the watermark to appear. By default, the watermark is immediately shown.
Watermark Duration	Enter the duration in seconds for the watermark to be shown. Can be used together with watermark_start_time to create nice effects. The default value is -1.0, which means that the watermark is shown for the entire duration of the video.
Watermark Opacity	Enter the opacity of the watermark. Valid values are between 0 (invisible) and 1.0 (full visibility). Enter a value between 0 and 1.
Notify URL	Enter the notification URL address. Transloadit can send a pingback to your server when the assembly is completed. The notification URL address sends the assembly status in JSON string inside a Transloadit field in a multipart POST request to the URL supplied here.
Fields	Add the custom fields and their value which can be used as Assembly Variables. For example, to dynamically have resized images based on an end-user provided width, use `${fields.user_width}` in your Encoding or Assembly Instructions, and either post an `<input name="user_width" value="800" />` or supply this `fields`param with the following object: `{ "user_width": 800 }`

Optimize a Video

Optimizes a video for iPad.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
Import Robot	Select the option to import the files and enter the details. For example, `Import files from FTP Servers`.
Import Credentials	Enter the template credentials. You must create your associated Template Credentials in your Transloadit account and use the name of your Template Credentials here. They will contain the values for your FTP host, user, and password. We recommend always using Template Credentials while some use cases demand dynamic credentials for which using Template Credentials with their static nature is too unwieldy. If you have this requirement, use the following parameters instead: `host`, `user`, `password`.
Import Paths	Add the import paths. The path in your bucket to the specific file or directory. If the path points to a file, only this file will be imported. For example, js/my_javascript_file.js If it points to a directory, then all files from this directory will be imported. For example, js/. For Transloadit to recognize you want to import all files from a directory, make sure your path ends with a / slash. Directories are not imported recursively. If you want to import all files from the root directory, use / as the value here. In this case, ensure all your objects belong to a path. If you have objects in the root of your bucket that isn't prefixed with /, you'll receive a 404 BACKBLAZE_IMPORT_NOT_FOUND error. You can also use an array of path strings here to import multiple paths in the same Robot Step.
Recursive	Select whether you want to enable importing files from subfolders and subfolders, etc. of the given path. Use the pagination parameters `Start File Name` and `Files Per Page` wisely here.
Ignore Errors	Add the errors you want to ignore. For example, `meta error`, `import errors`.
Export Robot	Select the option to export the files and enter the details. For example, `Export files from FTP Servers`.
Preset	Select the option for a video according to pre-configured settings. If you specify your own FFmpeg parameters using the Robot's and/or do not want Transloadit to set any encoding setting, starting ffmpeg_stack: `v3.3.3`, you can use the value `empty` here.
Width	Enter the width of the input video in pixels.
Height	Enter the height of the input video in pixels.
Resize Strategy	Select the resize strategy: Fit - Uses the larger side of the original image as a base for the resize. The aspect ratio is preserved. Either side will become at most 100 pixels. Fillcop - Scales the image to fit into our 100×100 target while preserving the aspect ratio, while trimming away any excess surface. Min Fit - Uses the smaller side of the original image as a base for the resize. After resizing, the larger side will have a larger value than specified. The aspect ratio is preserved. Either side will become at least 100 pixels. Pad - Scales the image to fit while preserving the aspect ratio. Both sides of the resized image become exactly 100 pixels, and any remaining surface is filled with a background color. Stretch - Ignores aspect ratio, resizing the image to the exact width and height specified. This may result in a stretched or distorted image. Crop - Cuts an area out of an image, discarding any overlapping parts. If the source image is smaller than the crop frame, it will be zoomed. This strategy is implied when you specify coordinates in the crop parameter, and cannot be used without it.
Background	Enter the background color you want in the resulting video in the `rgba` format (red, green, blue, alpha).
Zoom	Select whether you want to zoom the videos. If selected No, smaller videos will not be stretched to the desired width and height.
Crop X1	Enter the coordinate for the upper left corner along the abscissa axis of the rectangle to be cropped.
Y1	Enter the coordinate for the upper left corner along the ordinate axis of the rectangle to be cropped.
X2	Enter the coordinate for the lower right corner along the abscissa axis of the rectangle to be cropped.
Y2	Enter the coordinate for the lower right corner along the ordinate axis of the rectangle to be cropped.
Rotate	Enter the number in degrees for the video to be rotated by the specified degree integer. Currently, only multiples of 90 are supported. Transloadit automatically corrects the orientation of many videos when the orientation is provided by the camera. This option is only useful for videos requiring rotation because it was not detected by the camera.
Hint	Select whether you want to enable hinting for mp4 files, for RTP/RTSP streaming.
Turbo	Select whether you want to speed up the encoding, especially for large non-adaptive workloads.
FFmpeg Stack	Selects the FFmpeg stack version to use for encoding.
FFmpeg	Add the parameter object to be passed to FFmpeg. For available options, see the FFmpeg documentation. If a preset is used, the options specified are merged on top of the ones from the preset. The FFmpeg r parameter (framerate) has a default value of 25 and a maximum value of 60. If you set r to null, you clear the default of 25 and can preserve the original video's framerate.
Watermark URL	Enter the URL address for the watermark image that will be overlaid above this image. Choose the image in PNG format.
Watermark Position	Select the watermark position. For example, center, bottom, bottom-right.
Watermark X Offset	Enter the number of pixels for X-offset at which the watermark will be placed in relation to the position it has due to `Watermark Position`. Values can be both positive and negative and yield different results depending on the `Watermark Position` parameter. Positive values move the watermark closer to the image's center point, whereas negative values move the watermark further away from the image's center point.
Watermark Y Offset	Enter the number of pixels for y-offset at which the watermark will be placed in relation to the position it has due to `Watermark Position`. Values can be both positive and negative and yield different results depending on the `Watermark Position` parameter. Positive values move the watermark closer to the image's center point, whereas negative values move the watermark further away from the image's center point.
Watermark Size	Enter the size of the watermark as a percentage. For example, `50%`. The watermark resize depends on the `Watermark Resize Strategy`.
Watermark Resize Strategy	Select the option for watermark resizing: Fit - The watermark is scaled so that the longer side of the watermark takes up 25% of the corresponding video side. And the other side is scaled according to the aspect ratio of the watermark image Stretch - The watermark image is stretched (meaning, it is resized without keeping its aspect ratio in mind) so that both sides take up 25% of the corresponding video side. Area - The watermark is resized (keeping its aspect ratio in check) so that it covers `xx%` of the video's surface area. The value from watermark_size is used for the percentage area size. For example, our target video size is 800×800 pixels and our watermark image is 400×300 pixels. Let's assume, the watermark_size parameter is set to `25%`. If you select Fit option with our watermark, the width is the longer side, and 25% of the video size would be 200px. Hence, the watermark would be resized to 200×150 pixels. If the watermark_size was set to `50%`, it would be resized to 400×300 pixels (so just left at its original size). If you select Stretch, since our video is 800×800 pixels, for a watermark size of 25% the watermark would be resized to 200×200 pixels. Its height would appear stretched as it would be resized to 200×150 pixels keeping the aspect ratio in mind. If you select the Area option, the value from watermark_size is used for the percentage area size.
Watermark Start Time	Enter the delay in seconds from the start of the video for the watermark to appear. By default, the watermark is immediately shown.
Watermark Duration	Enter the duration in seconds for the watermark to be shown. Can be used together with watermark_start_time to create nice effects. The default value is -1.0, which means that the watermark is shown for the entire duration of the video.
Watermark Opacity	Enter the opacity of the watermark. Valid values are between 0 (invisible) and 1.0 (full visibility). Enter a value between 0 and 1.
Notify URL	Enter the notification URL address. Transloadit can send a pingback to your server when the assembly is completed. The notification URL address sends the assembly status in JSON string inside a Transloadit field in a multipart POST request to the URL supplied here.
Fields	Add the custom fields and their value which can be used as Assembly Variables. For example, to dynamically have resized images based on an end-user provided width, use `${fields.user_width}` in your Encoding or Assembly Instructions, and either post an `<input name="user_width" value="800" />` or supply this `fields`param with the following object: `{ "user_width": 800 }`

Make an API Call

Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Transloadit account.
URL	Enter a path relative to `https://api2.transloadit.com/`. For example: `/assemblies` For the list of available endpoints, refer to the Transloadit API Documentation.
Method	Select the HTTP method you want to use: GET to retrieve information for an entry. POST to create a new entry. PUT to update/replace an existing entry. PATCH to make a partial entry update. DELETE to delete an entry.
Headers	Enter the desired request headers. You don't have to add authorization headers; we already did that for you.
Query String	Enter the request query string.
Body	Enter the body content for your API call.