A marketplace, powered by the API

This is what a listing page looks like when every vehicle image comes from one request: the plain studio render, no ground, no shadow, no photographer. Open any car to switch angles and colours, and watch the API call that makes each image.

The images are unedited API output. Names, prices and specs on the cards are demo data.

8 demo vehicles

The parameters behind it

Everything the marketplace above does, taken apart one query parameter at a time.

Every angle

One request per view: eight exterior angles in identical studio framing, plus interior shots where the vehicle has them. Here a Volkswagen Golf, one configuration, eight requests.

Front left view, real API output — Front left

Side left view, real API output — Side left

Rear left view, real API output — Rear left

Rear right view, real API output — Rear right

Side right view, real API output — Side right

Front right view, real API output — Front right

Interior, steering wheel view, real API output — Interior, steering wheel

Interior, center console view, real API output — Interior, center console

Every paint colour

Five house colours are available on every vehicle in the catalogue, brand paints come on top. A colour change repaints the actual studio shot: the same Porsche 911, five requests.

Porsche 911 in black, repainted by the API — Black?color=black

Porsche 911 in blue, repainted by the API — Blue?color=blue

Porsche 911 in orange, repainted by the API — Orange?color=orange

Porsche 911 in white, repainted by the API — White?color=white

Porsche 911 in wine red, repainted by the API — Wine red?color=wine_red

Shadows, transparency and grounding

The background is a query parameter, not an editing step. The same Tesla Model 3 in five delivery modes; the cut-out sits on a checkerboard so the alpha channel is visible.

Tesla Model 3, studio default — Studio defaultno parameters

Tesla Model 3, drop shadow — Drop shadow?shadow=true

Tesla Model 3, contact grounding — Contact grounding?ground=true

Tesla Model 3, transparent cut-out — Transparent cut-out?transparency=true

Tesla Model 3, showroom floor — Showroom floor?mirroring=true

Every vehicle type

Not only cars. Vans, commercial vehicles, pickups and motorcycles render in the same studio look, so a mixed fleet page reads as one catalogue.

Fiat 500, rendered by the API — City carFiat 500

Volvo XC60, rendered by the API — SUVVolvo XC60

VW Multivan, rendered by the API — VanVW Multivan

Ford Transit Custom, rendered by the API — CommercialFord Transit Custom

VW Amarok, rendered by the API — PickupVW Amarok

Bajaj Pulsar 125, rendered by the API — MotorcycleBajaj Pulsar 125

Any make, any model

65,000+ models across 74+ brands, current and past model years. Ten brands, one look: every card here was one request, in the same framing and light.

Abarth 595

Audi A4 Allroad

BMW 3 Touring

Dacia Duster

Jaguar F-Pace

Kia Sportage

Peugeot 208

Skoda Octavia

Tesla Model 3

Toyota Corolla

The crop your layout needs

Renders come at 3:2 and are padded to any ratio you request, so nothing is ever cut off the car. Combine with ?format=webp&width=1200 for the exact file your page should load; every image on this page is WebP straight from the API.

Volkswagen Golf padded to 3:2 native — 3:2 nativeno ratio parameter

Volkswagen Golf padded to Square — Square?ratio=1:1

Volkswagen Golf padded to Widescreen — Widescreen?ratio=16:9

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