🎨 bingart

bingart is an unofficial 🤫 API wrapper for Bing Image Creator (based on DALL-E 3). It allows you to programmatically generate 🖼️ AI-powered images using Bing's image creation tool.

⚠️ Warning: The _U auth cookie should be changed every 2-4 weeks for working.

💡 Description

This module uses web scraping and engineering techniques to interface with Bing's internal image creation APIs. It is not an official API client.

🔑 Key Features

• 🖼️ Generate images by providing a text prompt
• 🎥 Generate videos by providing a text prompt
• 📸 Get image URLs up to 4 generated images
• 🔐 Authentication via saved Bing cookies or auto-fetched from browsers
• ⚠️ Custom exceptions for common issues

💻 Usage

Import and instantiate the BingArt class with a valid _U cookie value:

from bingart import BingArt

bing_art = BingArt(auth_cookie_U='...')

try:
    results = bing_art.generate_images('sunset')
    print(results)
finally:
    bing_art.close_session()

Sometimes an extra cookie called KievRPSSecAuth is required for it to work properly

bing_art = BingArt(auth_cookie_U='...', auth_cookie_KievRPSSecAuth='...')

Also, you can try the auto cookie search feature

bing_art = BingArt(auto=True)

Call generate_images() with your query text:

results = bing_art.generate_images("a cat painting in Picasso style")

And for videos:

results = bing_art.generate_video("a dancing cat")

The return value contains image URLs and original prompt:

{
  "images": [
    {"url": "https://..."}
  ],
  "prompt": "a cat painting in Picasso style"
}

For video generation, the output will be:

{
  "video": {
    "video_url": "https://..."
  },
  "prompt": "a dancing cat"
}

🚨 Exceptions

• AuthCookieError: Invalid authentication cookie
• PromptRejectedError: Prompt rejected as unethical

🤝 Contributing

Pull requests welcome! Please open an issue to discuss major changes.