Is there a way to get the image's file name and extension when using the Rest API or Web SDK? We use Miro for ideation and then wanted to load the data into the source system.
Hey
Good question. I believe this should be exposed when you make a GET request to the image’s resource URL via the REST API.
First, make a GET request to the image itself, such as:
GET https://api.miro.com/v2/boards/{{boardId}}/images
This should return a data object that includes an `imageUrl` field. Next, take this imageUrl and make a subsequent GET request (using the same bearer token), and update the `format` query parameter from its default of “preview” to instead be “original”. So it might look something like this:
GET https://api.miro.com/v2/boards/{{boardId}}/resources/images/{{imageId}}?format=original&redirect=false
And the url returned in the response should include the original file name and extension in it’s parameters.
I hope it helps!
Will

Thanks for responding
When I give the original format for retrieving the signed url, I still see only two fields: url and type.
But I see the original name in the url. I can extract that info parsing the url. It would have been nice if original file name is an attribute in the request
https://r.miro.com/6000000000/25314/132/274/1/original.png?response-content-disposition=attachment%3B%20filename%3D%22bowl2.png%22%3B%20filename%2A%3DUTF-8%27%27bowl2.png&Expires=1674609572&Signature=OxaJpF--xGM9S0pnPQlk5xNTZJcJFsXJYaaAAMCgWIxBSmTJymOj6vW7w839BVXKsZ3yqrGQJ2VY0yGgTjPR~BZWLoYL0d8K0C-AdCeJq8M1GxYWWQ4dnS6N5EJzfKlmBaEbrFk3gQDH2JOcgljBH0U~jxWeaOSMOPXLW6hP2dYHEWk7PQi-x0-y8XgQVscoJdEszy56BwVNrUVMySNv~lc0es4TU3tauiphzaV2WRD5K8qp0u0Uwkc7WqzJ-coYfNQjujzdgi4iQ1uWaHLcIUAY5DW2e4iEdAUeuFYyp9VfbQHBVOEI4-Rt3DLStaG7llVOdEMD2yf0YtlR1Yd9NQ__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAJETO5DMMW7Q7XG6Q
Thanks for the feedback,
As for the docs, this image resource url is documented under the 200 response example, let me know if it helps!

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