Render images from your templates over HTTP

One GET request turns a designed template into a PNG, WebP, or SVG. Pass variables in the URL and embed the result anywhere — OG tags, emails, dashboards.

  • One GET request to PNG, WebP, or SVG
  • Embed straight in an img tag
  • Override variables per request

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Render a page with variables

Request
GET /api/render/{pageId}?format=png&variables={"title":"Hello world"}
Authorization: Bearer <API key>

What you get

GET render URLs

Render straight from an <img src> — ideal for Open Graph images, email banners, and anywhere you can't run code.

Three renderers

Satori for very fast renders with SVG output, Takumi for sharper raster output, and HTML for the most accurate complex layouts.

Dynamic variables

Override any bound text, image, or color per request — the template stays the single source of truth.

Brand overrides per request

Point a render at any brand in your library to swap palettes, logos, and typography on the fly.

Flexible authentication

Authenticate with an API key header, or use the space-level GET render secret for plain URL embeds.

PNG, WebP, and SVG

Choose the output format per request, with sensible defaults per renderer.

Questions, answered

Can I embed a render in an img src without writing code?

Yes. Use a GET render URL with the space-level GET render secret for plain embeds, or send an Authorization header from your backend.

Which renderer should I choose?

Satori for very fast SVG output, Takumi for sharper raster output, and HTML for the most accurate complex layouts. Pick one per request.

How do I pass dynamic content?

Bind text, images, and colors to variables in the template, then override them per request — the template stays the single source of truth.

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