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The Convertly dashboard at convertly.sh/app is a full media workspace. Use it to test transforms, run batches, manage delivery namespaces, and wire integrations before you automate the same flows through the API.
SectionPathWhat you do here
Home/appRecent files, quick actions, workspace overview
Assets/app/filesUpload, folders, share links, cloud import, lightbox preview
Convert/app/convertBatch format conversion (same options as POST /api/convert)
Compress/app/compressQuality and target-size compression
Forma AI/app/forma-aiGenerate, edit, upscale, and restyle images in the studio
Workflows/app/workflowsVisual pipelines with test runs and live async execution
History/app/historyPast conversion jobs, workflow runs, and apply logs
Image CDN/app/image-cdnDelivery namespaces, Transform Lab, origins, presets, domains, purge
Sources/app/sourcesHTTPS and bucket origins the CDN fetches from
Streams/app/video-streamsAdaptive HLS video encoding and playback setup
Integrations/app/integrationsWordPress and other first-party connectors
Open Settings from the account menu (top right) for API keys, webhooks, cloud connections, team, and billing.

Upload or import assets

Go to Assets and upload samples, or connect Google Drive / SharePoint & OneDrive under Settings → Connections and import from cloud storage.

Try Transform Lab

Open Image CDN → Transform Lab (direct link). Pick a delivery namespace, reference a stored file or origin path, preview posters/clips/image transforms, and copy the production URL.

Run a conversion batch

Use Convert or Compress for one-off batches. Results can stay in Assets when storage is available on your plan.

Create an API key

Settings → API keys → create a key and store it as CONVERTLY_API_KEY on your server. CDN signing keys are managed separately under Image CDN → Delivery.

Automate when ready

Add webhooks in Settings, or build a Workflow that saves to storage and notifies your app when processing completes.

Image CDN console tabs

TabPurpose
OverviewDelivery URL pattern and workspace summary
Transform LabLive preview for image and video CDN transforms
DeliveryNamespaces, signing keys, and delivery modes (public / signed / private)
OriginsManaged library and external origin configuration
PresetsNamed transform parameter sets (?preset=hero)
Purge cacheInvalidate cached CDN URLs after source changes
DomainsCustom hostnames for CDN delivery (Pro and Business)
See the Image CDN setup guide for framework wiring with @convertly-sh/image.

Assets and sharing

  • Folders: organize uploads; drag-and-drop moves files between folders.
  • Share folder: right-click a folder to create a time-limited public read-only link (convertly.sh/share/folder/...).
  • Archive: select files or a folder to package a zip/tar/tgz archive (large folders run as background jobs).
  • Media editor: open a stored file to run cutout, vectorize, expand, and other tools from the file actions menu.
Details: Files & storage · Archive API

Forma AI studio

Forma AI is the dashboard surface for generative image work. separate from CDN URL params like upscale=ai, which bill through signed delivery URLs. Studio outputs can be saved to Assets. The same capabilities are available through POST /api/ai/transform for programmatic use. See Forma AI.

Workflows and History

Workflows chain steps such as upload → convert → compress → save to storage → webhook. Use Test run with sample media before enabling live runs. Live runs return a run ID immediately and finish asynchronously. History shows conversion jobs, workflow runs, and tool applications so you can audit what ran and re-download outputs. See Workflows for the REST API (/api/workflows).

When to use the API instead

DashboardAPI
Manual batches and explorationProduct upload pipelines (POST /api/convert, POST /api/compress)
Transform Lab URL copyProgrammatic CDN URLs via @convertly-sh/image or signing endpoints
Workflow test runsPOST /api/workflows/{id}/run from your backend
Settings webhooks UISame endpoints documented in Webhooks

API quickstart

Platform paths, endpoint map, and first authenticated requests.