Compress uploaded videos or video URLs with adjustable strength. Get a smaller binary file or a time-limited signed download link.
Apply text or image watermarks to uploaded videos or remote video URLs. Return processed video bytes or a signed link.
Detect faces from a URL or file upload using Azure or Google. Returns provider-specific results in a simple data wrapper for media workflows.
Check a file or media URL for explicit content using Azure or Google. Returns provider-specific analysis for moderation and safety workflows.
Detect brand logos from uploaded files or media URLs using Azure or Google. Returns provider-specific detection data for review, moderation, or monitoring workflows.
Generate pie chart images from labeled values with optional colors, theme, and sizing. Get a binary image or a pre-signed URL for reports and dashboards.
Convert MP3 uploads or public audio URLs to WAV. Get binary output or a signed file URL for editing, analysis, and compatibility workflows.
Add text or image watermarks from upload, URL, or Base64 input. Return a processed image file or a signed download link.
Currency List returns a reference list of world currencies in a simple data array. Each item includes the ISO 4217 currency code in key, the English currency name in value, the currency symbol in symbol, and an emoji. Use it when you need a reliable currency dropdown, want to map codes like EUR or JPY to human-readable names, or need to display currency metadata in a product interface. The response is straightforward and stable, which makes it easy to cache and reuse across apps, admin tools, and checkout flows. Send a GET request with no parameters and get back the full currency set. Because the output is reference data, it works well for form validation, localization, reporting filters, and any feature that needs consistent currency labels without maintaining your own list. If you are building financial software, a marketplace, or a global reporting dashboard, Currency List gives you the canonical currency values your app can present to users or store alongside transaction data.
Create thumbnails from an uploaded image or image URL. Returns binary output or a signed URL, with optional format preservation and auto orientation.
Currency Converter lets you convert one source currency into multiple target currencies in a single request. Send a source currency code and a targets array, and it returns one value per requested pair in the response. You can also include an optional date to look up rates for a specific day. When date is omitted or blank, it defaults to today. That makes it useful for current pricing, billing checks, and historical comparisons where you need a rate tied to a known date. The response is a flat object keyed by currency pair, such as usdeur or usdgbp. Each value is either a number for a successful conversion or false when a conversion is unavailable for that pair. That keeps the output easy to consume in scripts, pricing logic, and backend services that need to fan out one source amount across several markets. Use Currency Converter when you need to display localized prices, reconcile multi-currency transactions, or normalize currency values across reports without making separate requests for each target currency.
Pixelate faces from an uploaded image or public image URL. Get the processed image back as a file or a presigned output URL.