Image search results from the same SERP API family

OpenSERP supports image search endpoints for visual discovery, product monitoring, dataset curation, and search-powered applications.

  • Query image search for supported engines from a consistent API.
  • Return rank, title, media URL, thumbnail, source page, domain, and engine fields.
  • Use image megasearch in Cloud when broad visual coverage matters.
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GET /v1/bing/image
GET /v1/bing/image?text=golden+retriever&limit=30
Response
{
  "query": { "text": "golden retriever", "engines_requested": ["bing"] },
  "results": [
    { "engine": "bing", "rank": 1, "title": "Golden Retriever Dog",
      "image": { "url": "https://example.com/golden-retriever.jpg",
                 "thumbnail": "https://ts2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.example" },
      "source": { "domain": "example.com", "page_url": "https://example.com/golden-retriever" } }
  ]
}

For visual search workflows

Image results help teams monitor product imagery, collect visual references, and inspect how entities appear across engines.

Paired with web search

Use image and web endpoints together when a workflow needs both ranked pages and visual assets.

Frequently asked questions

What fields come back for each image?

Rank, title, full media URL, thumbnail, source page URL, domain, and engine — enough to display results and trace each image to its source page.

Can I search images across multiple engines?

Yes. Use image megasearch in Cloud when you need broad visual coverage, or query a single engine's image endpoint when one source is enough.

Start free, keep the Cloud path open.

Use the self-hosted API today, then move hosted workflows to OpenSERP Cloud when operations become the bottleneck.

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