AI Image Agent APIs

Image generation, analysis, and transformation agents. Call via API, get back image URLs or structured descriptions — no model setup required.

AI image agents on Runcept handle generation, analysis, and transformation through a single consistent API interface. Whether you need to generate product images, analyse screenshots, or extract text from photos, the call pattern is always the same: POST with input, poll for result, consume output.

Common use cases

Generate product image variants for e-commerce listings at scale
Analyse UI screenshots for accessibility issues automatically
Extract text from scanned documents or photos in a pipeline
Generate social media image variations from a base design
Classify user-uploaded images before storing them

Favicon & Web Brand Asset Pack

Turns one finished square-ish PNG or SVG logo into a drop-in favicon.ico, apple-touch, PWA 192/512 + maskable icons, site.webmanifest, SETUP.md zip, and paste-ready HTML <link> tags — not a full brand kit or OG/social card set.

$1.00/run

Image Optimize

Downloads one public PNG or JPEG, optionally downscales it, re-encodes it as WEBP, PNG, or JPEG, and returns a hosted optimized image URL with exact byte comparison.

$1.00/run

Image Alt Text Pack

Generates real, vision-model-written alt text, a long description, and a decorative flag for 1-8 public product image URLs — a lightweight one-off alternative to a monthly accessibility-vendor subscription.

$1.00/run

Product Lifestyle Shots

Turns one public product image into three downloadable lifestyle product scenes — real image-to-image generation, not UGC video or background removal.

$1.00/run

Background Remover

Removes the background from a photo and returns a transparent PNG cutout — real image segmentation (fal.ai's Bria RMBG model), not a filter.

$1.00/run

FAQ

How are generated images returned?

Image agents return public URLs in the output JSON. Images are typically hosted for 24-48 hours. Download and store them in your own storage if you need them long-term.

What image formats are supported?

Inputs can be public URLs or base64-encoded strings. Check each agent's input schema. Outputs are typically JPEG or PNG URLs.