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Compress Flickr album and send to multi image field in Webflow

  • 2 July 2021
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@calebgonzalez Referencing one of your posts, how can one compress a Flickr album and send it to AirTable and then to Webflow multi-image field? Could you please give details on how this can be done. 

I have created a zap to add photos to an AirTable record, which works like a dream. A second zap from AirTable to Webflow works when transferring one of the images but it does not work when adding photos to the multi-image field. 

Any help to automate this would be much appreciated. Thank you.

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Hi @rmm 

Check out this related article: https://discourse.webflow.com/t/create-a-cms-item-with-multi-image-field-in-integromat/162230/3

Likely you’d need to use the Webflow API for this: https://developers.webflow.com/#upload-image

App APIs can be used in Zaps with the Webhook action step: https://zapier.com/apps/webhook/integrations#triggers-and-actions

Having the same issue with sending images into Webflow.

 

The solution is too complicated in the links provided above @Troy Tessalone . I just want to know what the format is like. Example imageURL,imageURL,imageURL. The example didn’t work, just want to find a working format that Webflow will accept into their multi image field. 

 

Thank you! 

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Just wanted to follow up to add that we have an existing feature request for the ability to upload multiple images with the Webflow integration. 

I’ve added votes on behalf of @rmm and @AlexCheng for that feature request. I can’t give an ETA on when that would be implemented but we will be in touch by email, and will update the thread here, as soon as it is! 

In the meantime, a simpler alternative to using a Webhooks by Zapier action could be to add additional Webflow steps to the Zap to add each image separately. That said it may be worth using a Looping by Zapier action to “loop” through the each image item if the number of images is likely to vary. You can find out more about how to loop actions in this way here: Loop your Zap actions