I haven’t tried that API yet. Have you had more success since first submitting your question? If not, would you be willing to share sample code that you’ve tried?

Yeah remove.bg is relatively straight forward in the end

//get the url of the attachment field


  let angle1Url = angle1[0].url


    console.log(angle1Url)


    let response = await remoteFetchAsync('https://api.remove.bg/v1.0/removebg',


      {


        method: 'POST',


        body: JSON.stringify({


          "image_url": angle1Url,


          "size": "full",


          "scale":"90%",


          "bg_color" : "white",


          "type": "tiff",


          "output": "angle1.tiff"


        }),


        headers: {


          'Content-Type': 'application/json',


          'X-Api-Key': yourAPI_Key,


          'accept': 'application/json'


        },


      });


   


    let theData = await response.json()


   


    let base64String = theData.data.result_b64

I’m now struggling with cloud convert, well I have that working except I cant parse the webhook it sends with Airtables limited parsing, but I guess I’ll have to loop the api calls until it returns the processed result.

//get the url of the attachment field


  let angle1Url = angle1[0].url


    console.log(angle1Url)


    let response = await remoteFetchAsync('https://api.remove.bg/v1.0/removebg',


      {


        method: 'POST',


        body: JSON.stringify({


          "image_url": angle1Url,


          "size": "full",


          "scale":"90%",


          "bg_color" : "white",


          "type": "tiff",


          "output": "angle1.tiff"


        }),


        headers: {


          'Content-Type': 'application/json',


          'X-Api-Key': yourAPI_Key,


          'accept': 'application/json'


        },


      });


   


    let theData = await response.json()


   


    let base64String = theData.data.result_b64

Here’s how I use it: call the main “jobs” endpoint to create the job with a list of tasks (import file, convert, export new file), call the “wait” endpoint which will return when the job is finished, then retrieve the file in a final call.

Thank you Justin that was exactly the nudge I needed to get it working.