Fetch, Compress, and Upload Multiple Images to Dropbox
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This workflow efficiently fetches multiple images from specified URLs, combines and compresses them into a single ZIP archive, and then automatically uploads the compressed file to your Dropbox account. Streamline your digital asset collection and storage with ease.
About This Workflow
This powerful n8n workflow automates the often tedious process of collecting digital images from various web sources, consolidating them, and securely storing them in the cloud. Starting with a manual trigger, the workflow sequentially downloads two distinct images via HTTP requests. It then intelligently combines these binary files, compresses them into a neatly organized ZIP archive, and finally, pushes this archive directly into a designated folder within your Dropbox account. This ensures your valuable assets are not only collected efficiently but also stored in an accessible and space-saving format.
Key Features
- Automated Image Retrieval: Effortlessly fetch images from any public URL using HTTP requests.
- On-the-Fly File Compression: Automatically combine and compress multiple binary files into a single ZIP archive, saving storage space and simplifying transfers.
- Seamless Dropbox Integration: Directly upload your compressed asset bundles to Dropbox for secure cloud storage and easy access.
- Consolidated Asset Management: Turn scattered online assets into organized, versioned archives with minimal manual effort.
How To Use
- Trigger the Workflow: This workflow is set to start manually. Simply click "Execute Workflow" in n8n.
- Configure HTTP Request Nodes:
- Update the
urlparameter inHTTP RequestandHTTP Request1with the URLs of the images you wish to fetch. - Ensure the
dataPropertyName(e.g.,workflow_image,logo) for each HTTP Request is unique and descriptive, as these will be used by the Compression node.
- Update the
- Adjust Compression Node (Optional):
- If you're fetching more images, add their
dataPropertyNamevalues (comma-separated) to thebinaryPropertyNamefield. - Change
fileName(e.g.,my_assets.zip) oroutputFormatif needed.
- If you're fetching more images, add their
- Set up Dropbox Integration:
- In the
Dropboxnode, connect your Dropbox account using valid credentials. - Specify the
path(e.g.,/Marketing Assets/images.zip) where you want the compressed file to be uploaded in your Dropbox.
- In the
Apps Used
Workflow JSON
{
"id": "75eaa8f7-4ad9-41e3-a8f8-a5ef5153b59c",
"name": "Fetch, Compress, and Upload Multiple Images to Dropbox",
"nodes": 12,
"category": "Operations",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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