Obsidian plugins with #auto-upload#

The attachment uploader plugin uploads local attachments to cloud storage by running a user defined shell command and replacing the local file with the returned network URL. It can be configured to handle only selected attachment formats, delete the original local file after a successful upload and trigger automatically when content is pasted or dragged in from outside the app. The plugin includes ready made command patterns for tools like uPic and Picsee, but it also works with a custom script as long as the command prints the uploaded file URL in its output. That keeps the workflow flexible while leaving storage choice and upload logic under your control instead of locking it to one service.

The WebDAV Image Uploader plugin streamlines how images are handled by moving them from local storage to a connected WebDAV server and swapping them with clean preview links. It intercepts pasted or dragged images, uploads them automatically, and inserts the corresponding link right into your note. You can also right-click to upload, download, or delete individual files, and even run batch operations to process every image across your vault. There's flexibility to keep or remove local copies, and while authentication quirks mean previews sometimes behave differently, the plugin provides options to manage that too.