Using Visora, start to finish

Written for anyone — whether you're comfortable with APIs or have never written a line of code.

What Visora actually does

You give Visora a template — a design with blanks in it, like "product name" or "price" — and some data to fill those blanks with. Visora hands back a finished image. A real browser (headless Chromium) takes a screenshot of a real web page built from your template — no AI guessing what your logo should look like.

Three ways to use Visora

Whichever way you do it, the result is always the same: a link to a finished image. What changes is who's typing the request.

1. By hand — you need one image, right now

Open the Telegram bot and use /render with a template and your data, or right-click selected text on any webpage → "Render with Visora".

2. No-code automation — set it up once, it runs itself

Running WordPress? Install the plugin, drop a [visora_render] shortcode into a page. Prefer Make.com? Drag together a scenario — no code at all.

3. A real API — for developers, fully automatic at scale

Your own program sends a request to Visora with your key and data, and gets an image URL back in a fraction of a second. This is what a client with their own developer uses, thousands of times a day.

Getting started

Create a free account, find your API key on the dashboard, and pick a template from the gallery — free, no credit card required.

Don't want to write code?

WordPress plugin, Make.com scenario, Telegram bot, or the browser extension (in testing) — see the Integrations section of the API docs for each.

For developers: the actual API call

curl -X POST https://api.visor-a.com/api/v1/render \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer VISORA_LIVE_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"template_id": "product-banner", "data": {"title": "Air Max 270", "price": "$150"}}'