An answer to a quesiton over here has worked perfectly for me to allow anonymous users to view pictures from my google drive.
The instructions are to form a url as so:
https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id={fileId}
Where fileId is the identifier of a publicly viewable file in one's google drive.
This works great! However the images I've uploaded are very large (megabytes). I'd like to get a link to lower resolution images so that users aren't downloading several megabytes upon loading pages I display these images on.
I've tried tacking on GET parameters "w" "width" "h" and "height", and using a little sizing trick I've seen elsewhere in google's interface. Nothing has worked thus far.
https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id={fileId}=w{widthpx}-h{heightpx}
I haven't been able to find google documentation for this endpoint nor any help for getting lower resolutions images by googling and searching stackoverflow.
Is there a way to specify resolution to this endpoint (or another that works for obtaining displayable images), or must I upload separate lower-res images for each image I upload?
