Overview

Imagga offers image and video recognition APIs that help businesses analyse, discover and moderate visual content. Its APIs detect explicit content, tag images and organise media at scale. Imagga says it is trusted by more than 200 business customers, used by over 60,000 startups, developers and students, and integrated in more than 82 countries. You can get a free API key or try a demo.

Content moderation

Moderation technologies detect inappropriate or harmful images and videos, including nudity and explicit content detection, text moderation and profile verification. An AI plus human platform combines automated checks with human review.

Tagging and analysis

Smart image tagging uncovers insights from visual assets quickly. Technologies include Tagging v2, the new Structured Tagging v3, categorisation, facial recognition, OCR and custom AI models trained for specific needs.

Visual search and editing

Visual search and colour extraction support better product discovery. Smart image cropping, including the new Structured Cropping v3, and background removal automate editing tasks.

Synthetic data

Imagga also offers visual synthetic data generation for building high-performing custom models, plus a virtual try-on technology.

Customer examples

Case studies cover dating, user-generated content platforms, digital asset management and telecoms. World Singles says Imagga helps it provide a secure space for members. A UGC platform co-founder describes the moderation API as simple and effective to implement. IntelligenceBank's CEO discusses AI in digital asset management, and a Swisscom project manager calls the API easy to use and very stable, with prompt support.

Pricing

You can start with a free API key. Check the pricing page for current request limits and paid tiers.

Who it suits

Imagga suits developers and platforms that handle large volumes of user images, such as dating apps, marketplaces, social platforms and DAM providers.

Things to consider

Test accuracy on your own content before going live, especially for moderation, where mistakes affect users. Facial recognition carries legal and privacy obligations in many regions, so check the rules that apply to you.

Start with the demo to see how tags and moderation results look on sample images, then use the free API key to test with a representative set of your own files and decide how results will feed your review process.