Step 3 is the kicker. The way I’d approach it (just from thinking about it briefly) is either:

1. 
   
   

   Carry out steps 1 & 2. ensuring that the image name is the same and unique across all records, use the API to lookup based on the image name, and replace with new image

   
   
   



2. 
   
   

   Depending on what you need to do with Image Magick you could maybe do the same thing with an image automation platform (e.g Transloadit)

   
   
   

Thanks for your reply @andywingrave. Do you happen to have a code snippet showing how to upload an image file to a specific record field replacing the previous one?

Thanks, Stefan

I don’t at the moment, sadly

Perhaps ask in the Work Offered category for now?

Thanks @andywingrave. I think I have found a way to solve that. Using Airtable Scripts Block, the following code snippet can update a record with an image, provided the image can be read from a remote server:

let newAttachmentUrl = 'https://www.domain.com/mynewimage.jpg';


await table.updateRecordAsync(record, {


    "ImageField": :


     { url: newAttachmentUrl,


       filename: 'mynewimage.jpg' }


    ],


})

Regards, Stefan

let newAttachmentUrl = 'https://www.domain.com/mynewimage.jpg';


await table.updateRecordAsync(record, {


    "ImageField": [


     { url: newAttachmentUrl,


       filename: 'mynewimage.jpg' }


    ],


})

Awesome! Nice one! Thank you for posting the solution!