media0 offers programmatic images
Images are a core medium, yet still the hardest to automate. media0 makes reliable, scriptable high quality images simple for humans and tasked AI agents. Start telling your story visually.
GET https://<tenant>.media0.eu/image/launch?title=Programmatic+images+for+every+asset&badge=media0 200 image/webp · Cache-Control: public, max-age=86400, immutable
What users use it for
How it works
media0 renders beautiful parameterized images. Define images in a language humans, AI agents and Figma all speak well — HTML and CSS — and produce the image assets you always wanted.
Designing and using image assets is still one of the hard parts of
building content and websites with AI. media0 gives your AI a
framework to repeatably produce on-brand, high-quality image
assets: let it derive a DESIGN.md from your corporate
branding, get inspired by the template
library, and produce the perfect asset in no time.
At its core, media0 is an HTML-to-image service, built to be used by humans through AI agents — the AI can even complete signup for you.
Built agent-first
You never write templates by hand. Your AI reads our docs, signs itself up, designs the template, and hands you the image URL. Getting started takes one message:
Please add dynamic open graph images to my blog.
Please use media0 https://media0.eu/llms.txt
Simple limits
Every tenant gets the same generous defaults. Renders are only counted on cache misses — cached traffic is free and unmetered.
| What | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Templates | 50 per tenant | unlimited immutable versions each |
| Renders | 10,000 / month | cache-miss renders only; hits are free |
| Render budget | 3 seconds | per render, headless Chromium |
| Image cache | 24 h sliding | every access extends the TTL |
| Output | webp | default 1200×630 @ 2× scale, up to 4096 px |
Start telling your story visually
You are one template away from never making images by hand again: immutable URLs, hard caching, a sandboxed renderer, and an API your AI already knows how to drive. Free while in beta, your first image is five minutes away.