Generates a dynamic image card for upcoming movies, featuring the poster, backdrop, release date countdown, rating, and overview.
Movie Poster & Backdrop Display
Release Countdown Timer
Detailed Movie Information
Ratings & Vote Count
Image Template
Edit payload. Switch between different examples. Preview the output.Use Cases
Perfect ForMovie Bloggers & Reviewers
Generate compelling visuals for new movie announcements, reviews, or feature articles. Display key information and countdowns attractively.
Social Media Managers (Entertainment)
Create eye-catching social media posts for movie releases, fan pages, or entertainment news. Drive engagement with countdowns and official artwork.
Movie Fan Communities & Forums
Enable fan groups to create and share exciting countdowns for highly anticipated films, fostering community buzz and discussion online.
Film Promotion & Marketing
Promote upcoming film premieres or special screenings with professional-looking announcement cards. Useful for independent filmmakers, distributors, or local cinemas.
Your Benefits
Create images instantly. Automate on-demand content generation.Automation Oriented
Seamlessly integrate with your existing tech stack or favorite no-code tool. Generate images programmatically through our API.
Instant Hosting
Images are automatically stored and hosted. Get direct URLs instantly - no need to worry about storage or CDN setup. Access from anywhere.
Extremely Customizable
Use custom fonts, styles, scripts to create pixel-perfect images that match your brand. Consume external libraries and assets from CDN.
Reusable Templates
Create once, use everywhere. Ensure brand consistency effortlessly. Populate templates with any data and automate the content for social media, marketing, and more.
Different Data
Ready-to Integrate
Use the language you love.const options = {
method: 'POST',
headers: {Authorization: 'Bearer <API Key>', 'Content-Type': 'text/html'},
body: '<html><body><h1>Hello!</h1></body></html>'
};
fetch('https://api.ojo.so/v1/image/html', options)
.then(response => response.json())
.then(response => console.log(response))
.catch(err => console.error(err));