---
title: "List upload parts"
method: GET
path: "/v2/uploads/{upload_id}/parts/"
tags: ["uploads"]
---

# List upload parts

`GET /v2/uploads/{upload_id}/parts/`

List of parts, both completed and uncompleted, each of which represents a range of bytes for a multipart upload
All multipart uploads start with 10,000 parts. All completed parts will be included in the final upload file.

## Path parameters

- `upload_id` string, required — Unique identifier for a resource

## Query parameters

- `page` integer
- `page_length` integer

## Response `200`

Resources successfully retrieved

- UploadPartResourcesRead
  - `page` integer — Offset for returned resources
  - `page_length` integer — Maximum number of resources to return
  - `total` integer — Number of resources available before pagination
  - `parts` UploadPartResourceRead[]
    - union
      - object — A part representing a byte segement of a file for a multipart upload
        - `schema` string
        - `id` string — Unique identifier for a resource
        - `created` string — Date and time at which the resource was created
        - `last_modified` string — Date and time at which the resource was most recently modified
        - `type` string — Name of the type of resource.
        - `relationships` object — Ancilliary resources associated to the primary resource being read
        - `etag` string — Unique MD5 hash representing the uploaded data for this chunk The presence of this field indicates the upload of this part was completed.
      - object — A part representing a byte segement of a file for a multipart upload
        - `schema` string
        - `id` string — Unique identifier for a resource
        - `created` string — Date and time at which the resource was created
        - `last_modified` string — Date and time at which the resource was most recently modified
        - `type` string — Name of the type of resource.
        - `relationships` object — Ancilliary resources associated to the primary resource being read
        - `upload_link` string — Upload URL for this part A `PUT` request to the link with the raw bytes will result in the part transitioning to a completed state (the `etag` field will be present on the resource). The presence of this field indicates the part has not yet been uploaded.

## Other responses

- `403` — Access is Forbidden This error commonly occurs when a user either does not have a token or uses an invalid token to request an asset that requires [URL signing](https://docs.jwplayer.com/platform/reference/protect-your-content-with-signed-urls). It may also occur due to geoblocking, account suspension, deletion, or limits reached.
- `404` — Not Found The requested asset could not be found.
- `409` — Request conflicts with state of target resource

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