The Picsart API brings 180 AI models from 32 providers into one place. Image, video, audio, and text models all work the same way, so trying a different model means naming a different one and changing nothing else. The whole catalog is reachable from a project, from a terminal, or from an AI assistant.<\/p>\n
One catalog, one account, and one way of paying: per generation, with no servers to run.<\/p>\n
All 180 sit in the Picsart model catalog<\/a>. Pick any model there to see its settings and ready-to-copy examples.<\/p>\n The platform suits teams that need generation inside something they are already building, rather than a place to go and make one asset by hand. That means product and app teams, teams working in any programming language, content and automation teams working from a terminal, and anyone building on AI assistants. None of them has servers to run.<\/p>\n These are the jobs the catalog covers.<\/p>\n Nothing on that list needs a separate account with a separate vendor, because every one of those jobs is a model in the same catalog.<\/p>\n Every model works the same way. Pick whichever route matches how the team already builds.<\/p>\n Three things stay the same whichever route gets used:<\/p>\n All four come from a single account.<\/p>\n Every model says up front what it takes in and what it hands back, so the shape of a job is clear before reading any settings. Between them the 180 models turn text into images, images into new images, text into video, images into video, video into new video, audio into video, text into speech, one voice into another, text into music and sound effects, and images or video into text.<\/p>\n Picsart’s own models sit in that catalog too, covering background removal and replacement, sharpening and face enhancement, general image editing, camera angle changes with automatic relighting, virtual makeup, fast image generation, and curated preset effects for photo and video.<\/p>\n Filter by type in the AI model catalog<\/a> to see which models handle which.<\/p>\n Create an API key and save it with the project. The toolkit reads it from there, so it never needs typing again into individual requests.<\/p>\n The ready-made toolkit is the quickest route for a TypeScript project, because it spells out every model and setting as they get typed. Teams working in another language can skip it and send the same jobs as ordinary web requests.<\/p>\n Point the request at a model, describe the image in a prompt, and the platform hands back a link to the finished file. That is the whole first run.<\/p>\n Name another model from the catalog and send the same request again. Everything else stays put, because every model in the catalog works the same way.<\/p>\n The quickstart<\/a> walks through that path end to end, and the API reference<\/a> covers every option in detail.<\/p>\nWho the Picsart API is for and what it does<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Four ways to reach the catalog<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Images, video, audio, and text in one place<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Start building in minutes<\/span><\/h2>\n
Step 1. Get a key<\/h3>\n
Step 2. Choose how to connect<\/h3>\n
Step 3. Make the first image<\/h3>\n
Step 4. Try a different model<\/h3>\n
Get answers to common questions<\/h2>\n \n