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Seamlessly sync Zoom recordings to a dedicated Google Drive folder

This template starts when Zoom finishes a cloud recording, downloads the file, and uploads it to Google Drive.

JavaScript reads the download URL and filename. An HTTP request fetches the video. Connect Zoom and Google Drive. Put a Zoom token on that HTTP request so Zoom allows the download.

Updated Sep 16, 2026Est. run: 6sEst. cost: $0.0004
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What this template does

  • Files finished Zoom recordings in Google Drive without a manual download
  • Starts when Zoom marks the recording complete
  • Uses the meeting topic as the filename
  • Keeps Google Drive access on the Google Drive connection

How it works

1
Trigger

Watch recording completed

The scenario starts when Zoom finishes a cloud recording on the account you connect.

2
Logic

Read the download URL

JavaScript picks the recording file URL and a filename from the meeting topic.

3
Action

Download the recording

An HTTP request fetches the file. Put your Zoom token on that HTTP request.

4
Action

Upload to Google Drive

Google Drive saves the file in the folder you choose.

Setup guide

1

Connect Zoom

Add a Zoom connection with access to cloud recordings. Watch recording completed on that account.

2

Connect Google Drive

Add a Google Drive connection and choose the folder that should hold recordings.

3

Download the file

In JavaScript, map the recording download URL and filename. Add an HTTP request to fetch the file and put a Zoom token on that node.

4

Upload to the folder

Upload the file to Google Drive. Map the meeting topic as the filename. Finish a test recording and confirm the file appears in the folder.

Requirements

A Zoom account with cloud recording enabled
A Google Drive folder Latenode can write to
A Zoom token on the HTTP request that downloads the recording

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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