Save new images resized by Mallabe Images to Google Drive
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Every time a new image resized by Mallabe Images, Make will automatically save that image to a Google Drive folder you specify.
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Compress images and drive the new image to another integration. Note: if a given URL isn't an image file (png, jpg/jpeg, etc..) - the file will not convert. Note: some integrations give URLs that are protected - these can't be used & compressed.
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Creates a new folder.
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Permanently deletes a file or folder owned by the user without moving it to the trash.
Deletes a shared drive without any content.
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