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Search for assets
Last updated: Oct-31-2023
Cloudinary provides a variety of methods to help you find your assets.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| 'search' API method | The Cloudinary API search method allows you fine control on filtering and retrieving information on all the assets in your product environment with the help of query expressions. |
| Cacheable search URLs | Learn how to generate a search URL that can then be used to return and cache the results of a specified search. |
| Visual Search | Details on how to find images based on their visual content, as opposed to their public ID or metadata, and is a powerful way to find products, places, people, and things in images that are visually similar. |
| Media Explorer search | See how to use the Media Explorer to search for media assets in your product environment by choosing from a variety of filtering criteria. |
| Search Expressions | Learn how to build a search query using a Lucene-like query language. Expressions are used in the search and cacheable search URLs methods. |
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