Cloudlayer Integration — Automate Cloudlayer with AI on Beauto
cloudlayer.io is a document and asset generation service that enables users to dynamically create PDFs and images through a REST-based API, SDKs, or no-code integrations.
Category: documents, developer tools · 16 actions available
What you can automate with Cloudlayer
Beauto connects Cloudlayer with 900+ other apps so you can build AI-powered workflows in minutes. Trigger automations from Cloudlayer events, enrich Cloudlayer data with AI, or sync Cloudlayer with the rest of your stack — without writing code.
- Sync Cloudlayer data with Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Google Sheets, and more
- Trigger AI agents on new Cloudlayer events and route the output anywhere
- Schedule recurring Cloudlayer tasks — daily reports, cleanups, or bulk updates
- Use natural language to describe the workflow; Beauto builds it for you
Cloudlayer actions Beauto supports
- Add Storage — Add a user-owned S3-compatible storage configuration for storing generated assets. This action allows Enterprise plan users to configure their own S3-compatible storage (AWS S3, DigitalOcean Spaces, Wasabi, MinIO, etc.)
- Convert HTML to Image (V2) — Convert HTML content to an image (PNG, JPG, or WebP) using the v2 API endpoint. Renders the provided HTML string using a headless browser and returns job details with the generated image asset. Supports various rendering
- Convert HTML to PDF (v2) — Tool to convert HTML content to PDF using CloudLayer v2 API. Use when you need to generate a PDF from raw HTML with advanced options like custom paper size, margins, headers/footers, and viewport settings. The HTML is au
- Convert URL to PDF (Simple) — Tool to convert a URL to PDF using GET request. Use when you need quick PDF conversion with minimal parameters and immediate result.
- Delete Storage Configuration — Tool to delete a specific user storage configuration. Use when you need to remove an external bucket configuration by its ID after confirming the ID is correct.
- Get Account Info — Tool to retrieve Cloudlayer account usage, credits, and document counts. Use when monitoring account limits and subscription status.
- Get Asset — Tool to retrieve a specific asset by its ID. Use when you need to fetch metadata or download URL of an existing asset after its generation.
- Get Job By ID — Retrieve details of a specific Cloudlayer job by its ID. Use this to check the status of an async job, get the asset download URL after completion, or view job parameters. Returns 401 if the job ID doesn't exist or doesn
- Get API Status — Tool to test API reachability. Use when checking if the Cloudlayer API is available.
- Get Storage Configuration by ID — Tool to retrieve a specific storage configuration by its ID. Use when you need to inspect or validate details of a user storage configuration.
- List Assets — List assets in your CloudLayer account with cursor-based pagination. Returns PDFs and images generated via HTML/URL conversion jobs. Use this to find asset IDs for further operations like downloading or deleting assets.
- List Jobs — List jobs in your CloudLayer account with cursor-based pagination. Use when you need to view your recent jobs and their statuses.
- List Storage Configurations — Retrieves all user storage configurations (S3-compatible buckets) for the authenticated Cloudlayer account. Use this to view configured external storage destinations where generated documents can be saved. Note: User Sto
- Template to PDF — Generate a PDF document from an HTML/Nunjucks template with dynamic data. Provide either: - A `templateId` for predefined templates from CloudLayer's template library, OR - A base64-encoded `template` string containing c
- Convert URL to Image — Converts a webpage URL to an image (PNG, JPG, or WebP). Supports custom viewport settings, wait conditions, transparency, auto-scroll, and thumbnail preview generation. The API is asynchronous - use the returned job ID t
- Convert URL to PDF — Tool to convert a URL to PDF with full parameter support. Use when you need advanced control over paper size, margins, headers/footers, or webhook callbacks.