Transformer des images (img2img)
Soumets un job img2img — 1 à 14 images de référence plus un prompt — et récupère un id de job.
images sources avec un prompt. L’appel renvoie
202 Accepted avec un id de job ; interroge
GET /images/img2img/{id} pour le
résultat. Chaque entrée de images est un objet source prenant exactement un de
image_id, url ou base64 + mime_type ; l’ordre est préservé. Requiert le scope
images.edit.
Exemple : une source par mode
Exemple : mélanger plusieurs sources
Passe plusieurs sources — mélanger les modes est autorisé — et règle le moteur, le ratio et la résolution :202 est le handle de job asynchrone :
images contient 1 à 14 sources ; chacune est exactement un de image_id,
d’une url https ou de base64 + mime_type. prompt est requis. engine est
nano_banana_pro (défaut) ou nano_banana_2 ; un moteur inconnu renvoie 422.
aspect_ratio est validé par rapport à la liste supportée du moteur (1:1, 2:3,
3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 9:16, 16:9, 21:9 ; nano_banana_2 aussi
4:1, 1:4, 8:1, 1:8) ; omis, il préserve la forme de la source.
resolution est 1K (défaut), 2K ou 4K. num_outputs (1 à 4) vaut 1 par
défaut et chaque sortie (output) est facturée. output_format est png uniquement
en v1.Credits
Chaque sortie (output) coûte5 credits en 1K, en fonction de la résolution
(1K ×1, 2K ×2, 4K ×4) et multiplié par num_outputs. Voir
Tarifs.
Erreurs
Autorisations
Organization API key as a bearer token: Authorization: Bearer samsa_sk_....
Corps
POST /images/img2img body (SAM-815 / S8.3 — ADR §8, §10).
Transform 1-14 source images with a prompt (the app's Edit-tab img2img
flow). Each source is exactly one of image_id (an image in your
organization's context), an https url, or base64+mime_type. engine
is a public-safe alias of the internal edit model (nano_banana_pro
default, nano_banana_2); num_outputs defaults to 1 (the app default
is 4). Each output is billed at 5 x resolution_multiplier credits
(1K:1x, 2K:2x, 4K:4x).
1-14 source images; each exactly one of image_id, an https url, or base64+mime_type. Order is preserved.
1 - 14 elementsText prompt describing the transformation. Runs the same validation as the app (rejects empty / malformed / policy-violating prompts with a 422).
1"Combine the products into one cohesive lifestyle scene"
Img2img engine — one of nano_banana_pro (default) or nano_banana_2. Omit to use the default. Unknown engines return 422.
"nano_banana_pro"
Optional aspect ratio for the generated image(s), validated against the engine's supported list (1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 9:16, 16:9, 21:9; nano_banana_2 additionally 4:1, 1:4, 8:1, 1:8). Omitted = the engine preserves the source shape.
"1:1"
Output resolution — 1K (default), 2K, or 4K. Credits scale 1K:1x, 2K:2x, 4K:4x per output.
"1K"
Number of images to generate (1-4). Defaults to 1 (the app default is 4); each output is billed.
1 <= x <= 41
Encoding of the returned images. v1 supports png only.
png "png"
Optional https webhook notified once on terminal status (signed per the webhook signature scheme; see the webhooks docs).
"https://example.com/webhooks/samsa"
Réponse
Successful Response
Shared 202 body for the transform-op submits (SAM-813 / S8 wave).
Every POST /images/<op> returns the async job handle
{id, status, estimated_credits}. The initial status is pending (the
job is queued), with ONE exception: background-removals and
vectorizations answer an owned-image_id cache hit (a ready result
already exists for that image) with status: "completed" and
estimated_credits: 0 — no new job is queued, the completed webhook
event is emitted immediately for a supplied webhook_url, and the result
is already available from the op's GET .../{id} endpoint. The other
transform ops (img2img, variations, resizes, upscales) always
start pending.
The job id — poll the op's GET .../{id} endpoint.
Initial status: pending (job queued — enter the polling flow), or completed with estimated_credits: 0 when background-removals / vectorizations serve an owned-image cache hit (the result is immediately available).
pending, processing, completed, failed, cancelled "pending"
Credits this job is expected to cost — 0 on a cache-hit completed response.
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