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Anti-AI Filter

Anti-AI Filter

This document explains how to create an order and retrieve order information for applying the Anti-AI filter to images.

Placing a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket

This flow explains how to create a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket.

Step

Description

Notes

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can include up to 100 files in a single order request.

upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)

Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to S3 storage.


Example:

curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-

files/image-file.jpg'

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

notify
(orderProcessedEvent)

A webhook registered by the client will be called to notify the result of the order processing.
For more details, see the Registering a Webhook document.

downloadOrder(order.orderId)

complete

If the order status is in this state, a download URL for the processed order can be issued.

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

Applying the Anti-AI filter to external public images

The MORI API guide walks you through the features in the sequence below. If you follow from the beginning, integration will be straightforward.

Step

Description

Notes

create(order)

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can include up to 100 files in a single order request.

upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)

Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to S3 storage.


Example:

curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-

files/image-file.jpg'

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

notify
(orderProcessedEvent)

A webhook registered by the client will be called to notify the result of the order processing.
For more details, see the Registering a Webhook document.

API

/

Anti-AI Filter

Anti-AI Filter

This document explains how to create an order and retrieve order information for applying the Anti-AI filter to images.

Placing a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket

This flow explains how to create a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket.

Step

Description

Notes

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can include up to 100 files in a single order request.

upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)

Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to S3 storage.


Example:

curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-

files/image-file.jpg'

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

notify
(orderProcessedEvent)

A webhook registered by the client will be called to notify the result of the order processing.
For more details, see the Registering a Webhook document.

downloadOrder(order.orderId)

complete

If the order status is in this state, a download URL for the processed order can be issued.

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

Applying the Anti-AI filter to external public images

The MORI API guide walks you through the features in the sequence below. If you follow from the beginning, integration will be straightforward.

Step

Description

Notes

create(order)

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can include up to 100 files in a single order request.

upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)

Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to S3 storage.


Example:

curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-

files/image-file.jpg'

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

notify
(orderProcessedEvent)

A webhook registered by the client will be called to notify the result of the order processing.
For more details, see the Registering a Webhook document.

API

/

Anti-AI Filter

Anti-AI Filter

This document explains how to create an order and retrieve order information for applying the Anti-AI filter to images.

Placing a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket

This flow explains how to create a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket.

Step

Description

Notes

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can include up to 100 files in a single order request.

upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)

Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to S3 storage.

Example:

curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-

files/image-file.jpg'

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

notify
(orderProcessedEvent)

A webhook registered by the client will be called to notify the result of the order processing.
For more details, see the Registering a Webhook document.

downloadOrder(order.orderId)

complete

If the order status is in this state, a download URL for the processed order can be issued.

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

Applying the Anti-AI filter to external public images

The MORI API guide walks you through the features in the sequence below. If you follow from the beginning, integration will be straightforward.

Step

Description

Notes

create(order)

You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling this API.

You can include up to 100 files in a single order request.

upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)

Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to S3 storage.

Example:

curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-

files/image-file.jpg'

- The default expiration time of the link is 30 minutes.
- For reliability and performance, it is recommended to use the AWS S3 SDK.

notify
(orderProcessedEvent)

A webhook registered by the client will be called to notify the result of the order processing.
For more details, see the Registering a Webhook document.

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