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# How to provide image link from Google Drive to Render API

### Google Drive

**Step 1**: Go to [Google Drive](https://drive.google.com/) and right-click the file that you want to share, then click on "Share"

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**Step 2**: In the window that comes up, change the access to "Anyone with the link"

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**Step 3**: Click "Copy link"

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**As the final step**, you will get the link similar to this:

```
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wMgCWAsqlw0nXcMhCldTbwSznMdXUmBT/view?usp=sharing
```

Where the bolded part **1wMgCWAsqlw0nXcMhCldTbwSznMdXUmBT** is the file ID

Now create the following link structure and use the file ID:

```
https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1wMgCWAsqlw0nXcMhCldTbwSznMdXUmBT
```

Done! Repeat these steps for each file from Google Drive and it will work.


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