Sync file uploads to Amazon S3 with a form
Upload file submissions automatically to an Amazon S3 bucket with your Fillout form. Optionally set a dynamic file path to categorize submissions into nested buckets.
What is Amazon S3
Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is a scalable cloud storage solution provided by AWS, designed to store and retrieve any amount of data with high availability and security. Ideal for businesses and developers, S3 offers cost-effective, reliable data storage for applications, backups, and content distribution, making it a top choice for cloud storage needs.
How it works
Note: The Amazon S3 integration is available on the Enterprise plan. Learn more here.
1. Link your Fillout form to Amazon S3
Go to Integrate, and click
S3
. If you don’t already have an access key to AWS, you can create one under Security Credentials
. More details here.
2. Map your form fields on Fillout
Choose which Bucket you would like to store the files in. Under Upload fields, click
+ Add new
.
Important: This integration is only applicable to file uploads. When creating your form, make sure you have at least one file upload field.
3. Publish and share
Once everything is set, click
Finish setup
on the upper right corner. That's it! Your form's good to go. Simply Publish
and share the link.Add a dynamic folder path
You can set a dynamic file path to categorize file uploads into folders, based on respondent input. Toggle the
Custom subfolder and file name?
switch, then enter a name for your Folder path fragment or type @
to reference a field in your form.
You can also add a subfolder by typing
/
followed by the subfolder name of your choice. Enter a personalized filename prefix
You can also add a Filename prefix. enter text or type
@
to reference a field in your form.