Details for the IMAGE link type
Type Value: IMAGE
Status: PRODUCTION
An IMAGE
link type represents direct image files (e.g., JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG, ICO) accessible at a given URL. In addition to the standard preview fields (title
, description
, image
), IMAGE
links include detailed information about the image’s dimensions, format, size, and even extracted color palettes—letting you provide a richer, more visual preview experience.
When type
is IMAGE
, the response includes an image
object with the following fields:
jpeg
, png
).backgroundColor
, vibrantColor
, mutedColor
, and their variants to help identify dominant and standout colors.thumbnail
, medium
, large
, original
) of the image at different resolutions, making it easy to serve the right size for various screen sizes or use cases.These details help you optimize image display in your application. For example, you can choose a low-resolution thumbnail for quick loading and transition to a higher resolution image on demand, or use extracted colors to style your interface.
For a full technical breakdown of all fields and validation rules, including detailed JSON schemas, please refer to the API Reference.
Details for the IMAGE link type
Type Value: IMAGE
Status: PRODUCTION
An IMAGE
link type represents direct image files (e.g., JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG, ICO) accessible at a given URL. In addition to the standard preview fields (title
, description
, image
), IMAGE
links include detailed information about the image’s dimensions, format, size, and even extracted color palettes—letting you provide a richer, more visual preview experience.
When type
is IMAGE
, the response includes an image
object with the following fields:
jpeg
, png
).backgroundColor
, vibrantColor
, mutedColor
, and their variants to help identify dominant and standout colors.thumbnail
, medium
, large
, original
) of the image at different resolutions, making it easy to serve the right size for various screen sizes or use cases.These details help you optimize image display in your application. For example, you can choose a low-resolution thumbnail for quick loading and transition to a higher resolution image on demand, or use extracted colors to style your interface.
For a full technical breakdown of all fields and validation rules, including detailed JSON schemas, please refer to the API Reference.