Yes, when your priority is private image generation from open-weight models, code-first workflows, no hosted prompt history, no public gallery, and no third-party image-generation API proxy. It is not a drop-in replacement for every Midjourney or OpenAI workflow. Use Unexposed when privacy, open-weight models, and private generation from code are the reason you are switching.
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No. Unexposed does not proxy customer prompts, source images, or outputs through third-party image-generation APIs. Generation content stays inside infrastructure controlled by Unexposed.
No. Unexposed does not provide a public gallery and does not keep hosted prompt history as a product feature. The product is designed for private generation from your app, terminal, or workflow.
It means prompts are not kept as hosted product history after generation. Outputs stream back after generation instead of becoming a hosted gallery. Account, billing, usage, security, and error records may still exist where needed to run the service.
Yes. Unexposed is built for SDK and CLI workflows, so you can generate from your own server code or terminal instead of manually using a gallery product.
Yes, when the selected model and workflow support source images. Source images are treated as task content and are not routed through OpenAI, Midjourney, or another hosted image-generation API.
Unexposed focuses on open-weight image models rather than closed hosted image APIs. The model catalogue lists the current options and pricing signals.
Unexposed is not a hosted image API policy layer or public gallery product. It gives developers private access to open-weight image generation instead of routing prompts through a third-party image API. You are still responsible for lawful use, consent, rights, and safety obligations.
Yes. Unexposed is useful when you want a private cloud-style image generation workflow without building GPU orchestration, model serving, SDKs, and delivery paths yourself.
Building your own stack gives you the most control, but you also own model serving, scaling, queues, billing, SDKs, security boundaries, upgrades, and failure handling. Unexposed gives you a managed path for private generation from open-weight models.
Treat Unexposed access tokens like passwords. Use environment variables, keep tokens out of source control, rotate exposed tokens, and remove old tokens from machines and CI jobs.
Create an account, review the models, and run the first SDK or CLI generation. If you are using Codex, use the dedicated copy-paste prompt page.