Images from the tools you already use
There is no app to install and no connector to wait for: every integration below is the same HTTP request with your API key, set up in the tool's own HTTP or script step. Each page has the exact recipe and what the tool itself limits.
Generate images in Airtable: an automation script that fills an attachment field
Generate an image for each Airtable record with a Run a script automation: the script, an attachment field filled from the image URL, and the limits.
Generate images from Google Sheets with Apps Script
Turn Google Sheets rows into images: an Apps Script menu that renders each row and shows it with =IMAGE, signed URLs as a formula, and Google's quotas.
Zapier image generation with Webhooks by Zapier: a recipe
Generate images in a Zap with Webhooks by Zapier: the Custom Request setup, field mapping, sending the image URL to Drive or Slack, and plan limits.
Make OG images and screenshots with the HTTP "Make a request" module
Generate Open Graph images and website screenshots in Make with the HTTP Make a request module: API key keychain, JSON body, RSS, Sheets, errors.
n8n OG images and screenshots with the HTTP Request node
Generate Open Graph images and website screenshots in n8n with the HTTP Request node: auth, JSON body, RSS/Sheets/Webhook mapping, 402 and 429 handling.
Three parts of every recipe
- The keyAn Authorization header with Bearer and your API key, stored in the tool's credentials or secrets, never in a shared sheet.
- The requestPOST /v1/images?wait=true with a template and its values. It answers when the image is ready, usually within seconds, so the next step can use it at once.
- The resultThe url field of the answer goes to the next step: a sheet cell, an attachment field, a Slack message, a CMS entry or a social scheduler.
Each image is one render of your quota (100 a month on the Free plan, with a watermark), and a request with the same values again is free — a retried step never pays twice.
FAQ
Is there a native Zapier, Make or n8n app?
No. Each tool has a general HTTP step, and that is all the API needs: a URL, an Authorization header and a JSON body. The recipes on these pages fill them in for you.
Do I need to write code?
Not for Zapier, Make or n8n: you paste a URL, a header and a JSON body. The Airtable and Google Sheets recipes use a short script, given in full on their pages.
What if an image takes longer than the step waits?
With wait=true the request returns when the image is ready. If it is not ready in time you get a 503 with the render's id, and GET /v1/images/{id} returns the finished image later; nothing is rendered twice.