Getting Started

Sign up, open the dashboard, and create an access token. The token authorizes usage and billing. It does not decrypt prompts, source images, or outputs.

• Keep the token private.
• Use environment variables for local work and CI.
• Rotate the token if it is exposed.

Install the image generation tool in the project or shell where you want to generate images.

npm install @unexposed/image-gen

Pass an access token, prompt, and either a model or an account-private Workflow. The tool seals the request, waits for generation, and gives you an image.

import { generateImage } from "@unexposed/image-gen";

const image = await generateImage({
  accessToken: "ux_...AIax",
  prompt: "studio photo of a brass desk lamp",
  model: "flux2_dev",
});

await image.save("./lamp.png");

Send many prompts in one batch when you want several images. Each image is still its own task, reservation, and result.

import { generateImages } from "@unexposed/image-gen";

for await (const result of generateImages(
  [
    { prompt: "product photo of a watch", model: "flux2_dev" },
    { prompt: "studio product photo of headphones", model: "flux2_dev" },
  ],
  { accessToken: "ux_...AIax" },
)) {
  if (result.ok) await result.image.save(`./image-${result.index}.png`);
}

• Use source or sources when you want to transform input images.
• Use repeated --source flags for Workflows that declare multiple source image inputs.
• Use UNEXPOSED_ACCESS_TOKEN in server environments where you do not want to pass accessToken in code.
• Check the dashboard for usage, balance, and token management.