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  • Create images from text descriptions or modify existing images using Gemini AI models, with configurable aspect ratios and batch generation options.
    MIT
  • Find visual content across the web using descriptive search terms. Locate photos, illustrations, diagrams, charts, logos, or other images to illustrate concepts or discover visual resources.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find web images for concepts, illustrations, or specific pictures using search terms. Returns images as base64-encoded JPEGs by default or provides URLs and metadata when specified.
    Apache 2.0
  • Check remaining Pollinations API credits for paid models to monitor usage and manage access to image, video, and audio generation tools.
    MIT
  • List stored brand kits with colors, fonts, and logos to maintain visual consistency in generated images.
    MIT
  • Convert a raster image to SVG vector format using potrace tracing. Ideal for line art, diagrams, and high-contrast images.
    MIT
  • Create or edit images using natural language instructions. Supports generation from text prompts, composition with up to three input images, and editing via file IDs or local paths. Outputs image content and structured metadata.
    MIT
  • Fetch movie posters, backdrops, and logos using TMDB ID to support AI image processing and content enrichment with optional language filtering.
    MIT
  • Create AI-generated images from text descriptions using Kling AI models. Customize aspect ratios, exclude unwanted elements, and maintain character consistency with reference images.
    MIT
  • Create AI-generated web design images using natural language prompts. Generate placeholder images, hero images, product mockups, and other web assets for design workflows.
    MIT
  • Search over 1.8 billion archived images from the Portuguese web. Find historical photos, logos, and graphics using keywords, date range, and filters.
    MIT