One photo. One link.
Paste your photo URL. Get a finished image with your studio background.
Your image
Preview unavailable. Open the image using the link below.
Documentation
Use the panel to preview a photo, or integrate Exacto by building an image URL directly. Your original photo must be hosted on a domain approved by Exacto.
Image URL
Preview an image above to see its usable link and HTML here.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
src |
URL-encoded address of the original photo on an approved source domain. Use a public, direct image URL. |
config |
Your assigned studio configuration ID, such as kia-de. |
width |
Optional width in pixels, from 1 to 4096. Omit it for full size. |
Thumbnails
Add or change width=400 for a thumbnail. Proportions are preserved; small images are never enlarged.
width=400 · width=800 · width=1200Embed in HTML
Use the /v1/image URL as the image source. In HTML, write URL separators as &.
Website integration
Build an image URL using the original photo URL, your configuration ID and an optional width. No signature, password or preparatory API request is needed. You can construct the URL when displaying the photo; there is nothing extra to save.
Current domain whitelist
This is the current list from the server configuration. Approval applies to the original photo host in src, not the website displaying it. Exact hostnames do not include other subdomains. Redirect destinations must also be approved. Other source hosts return HTTP 403; contact Exacto to add a domain.
GET /v1/imageJavaScript — build the image URL
Pass your original photo URL to createImageLink and use the returned URL as the image element’s src. The function works in the browser or on your server. Add a width for a thumbnail, or omit it for full size.
Cache and availability
The first image request prepares the photo. Later requests reuse the cached result. Other widths reuse the prepared full-size image. After cache expiry, processing may run again under the same URL. Keep the original photo available.
The /v1/image link redirects to the finished file. Use this link for embedding so an expired result can be regenerated. Public websites need a public HTTPS service address; localhost links work only on this computer.