thispersondoesnotexist 1.0.0

API to thispersondoesnotexist.com

ThisPersonDoesNotExistAPI

Unofficial "API" for the ThisPersonDoesNotExist website.

What is ThisPersonDoesNotExist?

A page that returns a JPEG picture of a person that does not exist, because it has been generated using an AI. When opening the webpage, a image is returned directly, and refreshing the page will return a new image (although they can be repeated because the repository is limited and images are not generated on real time).

Some articles about it:

• This Person Does Not Exist - Computer generated people Refresh to get a new one | Product Hunt
• Thispersondoesnotexist.com is face-generating AI at its creepiest

Why creating/using an "API"?

Why not? Use your imagination!

Requirements

• Python 3.6
• requests library
• free time

Usage

Get a person using function

from thispersondoesnotexist import get_online_person
picture = await get_online_person()  # bytes representation of the image

# Save to a file
from thispersondoesnotexist import save_picture
await save_picture(picture, "a_beautiful_person.jpeg")
# If no filename is provided, one will be generated using the checksum of the picture
await save_picture(picture)

Get a person using class

from thispersondoesnotexist import Person
# Initialize with True to automatically get a person from the webpage
person = Person(fetch_online=True)

# Save to a file
await person.save("a_beautiful_person.jpeg")
# If no filename is provided, one will be generated using the checksum of the picture
await person.save()

Generate checksums

This can be useful if you want to create a scraper of fictional persons. You would be calling the methods to get random pictures, and to avoid repeating them, you can use their checksum - or just save with the auto-generated filename.

from thispersondoesnotexist import get_online_person, get_checksum_from_picture, Person

# Using object
person = Person(fetch_online=True)
checksum = person.get_checksum("md5")

# Using function
picture = await get_online_person()
checksum2 = get_checksum_from_picture(picture)  # Method is optional, defaults to "md5"