Post on stories everyday (can be reposting the post/reel, 1 image, multiple images or videos. 10/12 a month on the feed (approx 3 a week) Using interior design project imagery we have already and repurposing and developing new content with the help of templates already developed in Canva we want the following each month The right candidate should have a great handle on Instagram and LinkedIn, feels comfortable creating engaging video and photo content, stays on top of the latest trends and features and can come up with creative ways to represent our brand and sell our services on these platforms. This would be an ongoing monthly service. The role will primarily be focused on social media content creation and monitoring, but with opportunity to work in other areas too. We are looking for a freelancer to manage our social media accounts, Instagram and LinkedIn, to help increase our brand awareness and social media presence. We provide a full range of design services from concept through to completion. We work across the commercial and residential sectors both in Ireland and abroad. And also, please enable Drive API at Advanced Google services.Think Contemporary is an award winning interior architecture and design practice, established in 2010 by Joanne Kelly and Anthony Buggy. Retrieve the blob from the modified link.īefore you run the script, please set the variables of width, outputFilename and url.When =s220 is changed, the size of thumbnail is also changed.Modify the width of the created image file by modifying thumbnailLink.Retrieve the file metadata from the created file.Create the downloaded image as a file to Google Drive.The flow of this workaround is as follows. Unfortunately, in the current stage, there are no methods for resizing directly the image in Google Apps Script.
If my understanding is correct, how about this answer? Please think of this as just one of several possible answers. You want to resize a downloaded image using Google Apps Script.Var result = folder.createFile(fileBlob2) Var blobImage = DocumentApp.openById(docfile).insertImage(0, fileBlob) var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(fileURL) But I have got a problem : the image is scaled down but not at the size I specify. How can I do that?įor your information, a post that can help but finally didn't really help me:(explains how to resize an image, not how to resize an image in a blob) What I want is to resize the image contained in this fileBlob. Var result = folder.createFile(fileBlob) Var folder = DriveApp.getFolderById('THjgj698979XXXXXXXX') I have a blob containing an image that is remotely loaded and created in Google Drive: var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(fileURL)
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