INLINER

INLINER generates AI images from a URL path and then serves the pinned result from Cloudflare's edge. It adds a CLI, an MCP server for coding agents, SDKs, project namespaces and an embeddable editor, aimed at developers, agencies and no-code builders who want hosted assets instead of downloads.

INLINER treats the image URL itself as the interface. A developer writes a path containing a project slug, a hyphenated description of the desired picture, and pixel dimensions, and the first request to that address renders the asset into the project namespace. Every later request is answered from Cloudflare's edge cache, so the same URL keeps returning the same finished file. The company positions this as a way to skip asset exports and manual uploads entirely: an img tag, an email background attribute or a CMS image field is the whole integration. The build workflow expands from that single mechanic in several directions. A command line tool generates and edits images from the shell, printing raw bytes when piped. An MCP server lets coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex create and manage hosted images without leaving the session. Official JavaScript, Python, Go and PHP SDKs cover server side generation, search and tag management, and an embeddable editor can be mounted inside an existing CMS or SaaS product to return published WebP URLs over postMessage. The product is aimed squarely at people who ship software and campaigns rather than at hobbyist prompt writers. Teams get project namespaces with their own URL prefixes, shared credit pools, owner and member roles, and scoped API keys for CI scripts. Vision indexing writes tags, captions and alt text as assets land in the library. Editing happens by appending a plain English instruction or a target size to an existing URL, which produces a derivative at its own permanent address. Compared with consumer image generators that hand back a download, INLINER sells hosting, stability and workflow plumbing. FLUX 3, Nano Banana 2.1 and GPT Image 2.5 are routed automatically or can be targeted directly, which puts it in the same territory as multi-model generation services, but the permanent CDN URLs, namespace isolation and agent tooling are the actual differentiators.