Get images from a form. Note that this will only get images from Image fields — it will NOT get images stored in Sketch fields or images that were attached to the form.

Note: Wherever field names are referenced below, these are the field names as they appear in your form template. To find a field's name, open your form in the Template Editor, click on the field, and look at the "Name" property in the Field Properties panel.

Inputs

Key		Default Value	Value
`formId`	Required	N/A	The unique 32-digit hexadecimal identifier of the form whose images you want to retrieve. See here for more on form IDs.
`filter`	Optional	All Image fields included	A list of Image fields that you wish to include in the output. Using the `filter` input to obtain only the images you need can speed up the action's running time, especially for forms with many images. The field list must be formatted as a JSON array. For instance, `["Image1", "Image5"] will obtain the images in the "Image1" and "Image5" fields. Note that at this time you cannot filter on images that are within a table.

Outputs

Key	Value
`<image_field_name>` or `<table_name>_<column_name>_<row_number>`	Full URL to the image file from the specified field. Most images are specified just using their field name, but images within a table are specified by the table field name in addition to the column name and row number of the desired image. E.g., `Image1` will give the URL to the "Image1" field's image, and `Table2_Icon_3` will give the URL to the image in row 3 of the "Icon" column of "Table2".
`<image_field_name>_id` or `<table_name>_<column_name>_<row_number>_id`	The unique 32-digit hexadecimal identifier of the image, with the same output name syntax stipulation as above for tables.

Usage

This action is typically used when some images from a form need to be sent to someone or stored in a third-party system. In the example below, we upload a form PDF as well as several of its images to Google's G Suite. We use the Get Form Images filter input to grab only the 4 images we want from the form — front, left, right, and back views of an item.