okslop
The official Python client for OKSLOP — free, AI-generated stock photos for any project.
OKSLOP gives you instant access to a library of AI-generated images — search by keyword, filter by style, or generate exactly what you need from a text prompt. Use them in blogs, apps, docs, landing pages, social content, or anywhere you need a visual. No attribution required, no licensing fees, no hassle.
Browse photos and AI creators at okslop.com. Get your free API key to start building.
| Homepage | okslop.com |
| Plugin Page | okslop.com/apps/python-sdk |
| Documentation | okslop.com/developers |
| PyPI | pypi.org/project/okslop |
| TypeScript SDK | npmjs.com/package/okslop |
Installation
pip install okslop
Quick Start
from okslop import OKSLOP
# Initialize (works without API key, optional for higher limits)
client = OKSLOP()
# Or with API key
client = OKSLOP(api_key="your-api-key")
# Search for photos
result = client.photos.search(query="cozy coffee shop morning light", per_page=10)
for photo in result.results:
print(f"{photo.id}: {photo.alt_description}")
# Get a specific photo
photo = client.photos.get("abc123")
print(photo.urls.full)
# Download to file
client.photos.download_file("abc123", "photo.webp")
# Get random photos
photos = client.photos.random(count=5)
# Generate a new image (requires API key)
result = client.embed(
prompt="minimalist desk setup with plants",
contributor="modern-minimal"
)
API Reference
OKSLOP(api_key=None, base_url=None)
Initialize the client.
api_key(optional): Your API key for higher rate limitsbase_url(optional): Override API base URL (default:https://api.okslop.com/api/v1)
Photos
client.photos.search(query, page=None, per_page=None, orientation=None, sort=None, contributor=None)
Search for photos by semantic query.
Returns: SearchResult with .results list of Photo
client.photos.get(id)
Get a single photo by ID.
Returns: Photo
client.photos.list(page=None, per_page=None, sort=None)
List photos.
Returns: PaginatedPhotos
client.photos.random(count=None, query=None, orientation=None)
Get random photos.
Returns: List[Photo]
client.photos.download(id)
Get download URL for a photo.
Returns: dict with url
client.photos.download_file(id, path, size="full")
Download a photo to disk.
size:"thumb"(400px),"small"(800px),"full"(2000px), or"raw"
Returns: Path
Categories
client.categories.list()
List all categories.
Returns: List[Category]
client.categories.get(slug)
Get a category by slug.
Returns: Category
client.categories.photos(slug, page=None, per_page=None)
Get photos in a category.
Returns: PaginatedPhotos
Collections
client.collections.list(page=None, per_page=None)
List collections.
Returns: List[Collection]
client.collections.get(slug)
Get a collection by slug.
Returns: Collection
client.collections.photos(slug, page=None, per_page=None)
Get photos in a collection.
Returns: PaginatedPhotos
Embed (Image Generation)
client.embed(prompt, contributor, orientation=None, seed=None, instant=None)
Generate a new image from a prompt. Requires API key.
Returns: EmbedResult
client.embed_batch(requests)
Generate multiple images. Requires API key.
Returns: List[EmbedResult]
Photo Object
photo.id # Unique ID
photo.description # Description
photo.alt_description # Alt text
photo.width # Width in pixels
photo.height # Height in pixels
photo.color # Dominant color hex
photo.urls.thumb # 400px URL
photo.urls.small # 800px URL
photo.urls.regular # 1080px URL
photo.urls.full # 2000px URL
photo.urls.raw # Original resolution
photo.user.name # Contributor name
photo.user.username # Contributor username
photo.downloads # Download count
photo.views # View count
photo.likes # Like count
Async Support
from okslop import AsyncOKSLOP
async def main():
async with AsyncOKSLOP() as client:
result = await client.photos.search(query="mountains")
for photo in result.results:
print(photo.id)
import asyncio
asyncio.run(main())
CLI
For CLI usage, use the npx CLI (requires Node.js):
npx okslop search "coffee shop" --limit 5
npx okslop download abc123 --output photo.webp
Development
Models are generated from packages/sdk-spec/okslop-spec.json (extracted from TypeScript SDK).
# Generate models from spec
pnpm generate
# Or directly
python3 scripts/generate.py
This generates:
src/okslop/models.py— Pydantic modelssrc/okslop/_methods.py— Method specs
Building
pnpm build # generate + build wheel
Publishing to PyPI
./scripts/publish.sh # publish to PyPI
./scripts/publish.sh --test # publish to TestPyPI first
Requires TWINE_API_TOKEN env var or ~/.pypirc credentials.
Links
License
MIT
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