Google Drive to X and Instagram

[GVTZane]

Hello everyone! I'm trying to automatically retrieve JPEG images from a Google Drive folder and post them to an X and Instagram account. However, I am only able to retrieve the web view link for the image, and not the image file itself. Can anyone help me retrieve the file directly such that the image properly displays in social media posts?

Thank you in advance

 

[Supreme]

Hey @GVTZane
At present, our system only allows the display of image URLs in the action step response, as we do not support the attachment of physical soft files. Owing to the latest API policy and functionality updates from Twitter, direct image uploads to Twitter are not supported by our system. Instead, we utilize shared URLs for image sharing.

If you would like to request the integration of an image-uploading endpoint into our Twitter(X) application, kindly submit your request via our specialized platform.

 

[GVTZane]

Hey @GVTZane
At present, our system only allows the display of image URLs in the action step response, as we do not support the attachment of physical soft files. Owing to the latest API policy and functionality updates from Twitter, direct image uploads to Twitter are not supported by our system. Instead, we utilize shared URLs for image sharing.

If you would like to request the integration of an image-uploading endpoint into our Twitter(X) application, kindly submit your request via our specialized platform.

Hello again! What format of an image URL does X accept? I'm able to obtain the image URL from Google Drive, but when the URL is uploaded into a Tweet, it simply shows the URL text and not the image itself.

 

[Supreme]

Hello again! What format of an image URL does X accept? I'm able to obtain the image URL from Google Drive, but when the URL is uploaded into a Tweet, it simply shows the URL text and not the image itself.

I would like to inform you that the current X (Twitter) action step does not support the direct sending of images. Currently, it can only transmit the image via a URL.