Cette documentation API s’adresse aux développeurs qui souhaitent intégrer le traitement d’image de Removit dans leurs outils ou applications.
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Removit API is an asynchronous image processing API built for background removal, clipping, and generated image assets in ecommerce, media operations, and backend automation.
It works as an asynchronous API: send an image through the upload image API, receive a job_id immediately, then use the job status API to poll until the final output is ready.
This API documentation page helps developers move quickly from overview to endpoint reference, practical guides, and backend troubleshooting.
https://api.removit.eu/api/v1The API documentation is designed for developers who need a REST API image workflow covering upload, image processing, asynchronous job tracking, and final asset delivery.
Send a remote file_url or a direct multipart file depending on where the source image lives at integration time.
Create a processing job instantly, store the returned job_id, and let your backend monitor completion separately.
Choose the processing mode that matches your image workflow, from clean cutouts to parameterized render sets.
Use this hub to jump directly to the right part of the API documentation, whether you are onboarding a new integration or debugging a backend image processing flow.
Understand the async model, base URL, core endpoints, supported inputs, and quickstart flow. Read getting started
Learn how to authenticate requests with an API key, supported headers, and backend safety rules. Read authentication
Read the technical reference for POST /v1/upload and GET /v1/status. Read endpoint reference
Follow practical integration guides for remote uploads, multipart uploads, polling, and delivery_mode choices. Open guides
Troubleshoot authentication issues, validation errors, credit problems, and terminal processing failures. Open troubleshooting