POST /api/v1/images/generations with model: multiple-angles and choose where the camera goes. The subject stays the same; only the viewpoint changes, across azimuth, elevation and distance for 96 camera poses in total.Multiple Angles API for New Camera Viewpoints
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Pick a Pose, Keep the Subject
Eight horizontal positions
azimuth moves the camera around the subject in 45-degree steps, clockwise from front view through front-right quarter view, right side view, back view and on to front-left quarter view.
Four heights and three distances
elevation is low-angle shot, eye-level shot, elevated shot or high-angle shot (-30, 0, 30 and 60 degrees). distance is close-up, medium shot or wide shot.
Output size you control
ratio auto keeps the input image size; 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16 and 16:9 are also accepted. Each request returns one image.
Only model and image_url are required. Every camera field has a default.
Multiple Angles Request Fields and Limits
model
Always <code>multiple-angles</code>.
image_url (required)
Public URL of the source image. The subject in it is kept; only the camera moves.
azimuth
<code>front view</code> (default), <code>front-right quarter view</code>, <code>right side view</code>, <code>back-right quarter view</code>, <code>back view</code>, <code>back-left quarter view</code>, <code>left side view</code> or <code>front-left quarter view</code>.
elevation
<code>low-angle shot</code>, <code>eye-level shot</code> (default), <code>elevated shot</code> or <code>high-angle shot</code>, i.e. -30, 0, 30 or 60 degrees.
distance
<code>close-up</code>, <code>medium shot</code> (default) or <code>wide shot</code>.
ratio and custom_callback_url
<code>ratio</code> is <code>auto</code> (default, keeps the input size), <code>1:1</code>, <code>2:3</code>, <code>3:2</code>, <code>3:4</code>, <code>4:3</code>, <code>9:16</code> or <code>16:9</code>. The optional callback URL receives the job-detail body on each status change.
One flat rate per generated view.
Multiple Angles API Pricing
1 token ($0.02) per image
Every request produces one image at this price, regardless of the camera pose you choose.
No surcharge for angle, distance or ratio
All 96 combinations of <code>azimuth</code>, <code>elevation</code> and <code>distance</code>, and every <code>ratio</code>, cost the same.
A full turnaround
Eight requests, one per <code>azimuth</code>, cost 8 tokens ($0.16) in total.
Refunded on failure
Tokens are deducted when the task is accepted and returned automatically if it fails. <code>cost</code> shows what was actually charged.
Integrate the Multiple Angles API
1
1. Create an API key
Generate a key at /keys and send it as
Authorization: Bearer <key> from your backend. 2
2. Choose the camera pose
Map your UI controls to
azimuth, elevation and distance, or omit them for the front, eye-level, medium default. 3
3. Submit the request
POST
{"model": "multiple-angles", "image_url": "https://…", "azimuth": "front-right quarter view"} to /api/v1/images/generations and keep the img_uuid. 4
4. Fetch the new view
Poll
GET /api/v1/jobs/detail or wait for the callback, then download the image before the link expires 24 hours after completion.Extra viewpoints from a single photo, without a reshoot.
What Developers Build with Multiple Angles
Product galleries
Turn one catalog photo into side, back and three-quarter views for e-commerce listings.
Character turnarounds
Generate front, side and back views of an illustrated character for design sheets and consistency references.
Storyboard coverage
Produce close-ups, wide shots and high or low angles of the same scene to plan shots before filming.
Input frames for other models
Create new starting frames from different angles to feed image-to-video or editing models.
Camera options, pricing and output.