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Integrate image generation into your apps: one POST, a finished image back in the response. No webhooks, no polling. Grab an API key and run one of the snippets below.

Quickstart

Render inany language.

One POST and the image comes back. Set IMEJIS_API_KEY and IMEJIS_DESIGN_ID, then run:

: "${IMEJIS_API_KEY:?set IMEJIS_API_KEY}"
: "${IMEJIS_DESIGN_ID:?set IMEJIS_DESIGN_ID}"
BASE="${IMEJIS_RENDER_URL:-https://render.imejis.io}"

# Render one image. The response body IS the image, so -o writes the file.
curl -sS -o output.jpg -w 'single: %{http_code} %{size_download} bytes\n' \
  -X POST "$BASE/v1/$IMEJIS_DESIGN_ID" \
  -H "dma-api-key: $IMEJIS_API_KEY" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"headline.text":"Hello from cURL","subtitle.text":"Rendered in one request"}'
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Components

Every component you can render

Text, images, QR codes, barcodes, charts, ratings, progress, tables and shapes — each with live previews, variants, property reference, sample JSON and ready-to-copy API requests.

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Image generation API — FAQ.

An image generation API renders finished images from a design template and your data over HTTP. You design a template once, then send your values — text, numbers, images — to a single endpoint and get the image back, with no design tool and no manual export.

Need help?

Browse the Help Center for step-by-step guides, or reach out if you get stuck integrating the API.

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