OpenPixels

Route your

Flux Dev

requests to the

best

provider

Route your

Flux Dev

requests
to the

best

provider

Route your

Flux Dev

requests to the

best

provider

No subscriptions, provider lock-in, or downtime. Get the best prices for every request.

How it works

How it works

Cost
9.6x cheaper

$2.6

OpenPixels avg.

vs

$25

fal, replicate

per 1k Flux.1 [dev] images, 1024x576, 28 steps, on day of publication

Uptime
18x more available

99.9%

OpenPixels avg.

vs

98.2%

runware

past 24h uptime for Flux.1 [dev] endpoint, on day of publication

Latency
+2% latency

2.37s

via OpenPixels

vs

2.32s

direct

p50 latency for Flux.1 [dev] images, on day of publication

We route 99% of requests to fast and cheap providers. They're 10x cheaper than the mainstream ones. When those are down or overloaded, we automatically fall back to the mainstream providers. This allows us to price the average request 10x cheaper, while maintaining 99.9% uptime.

Installation

Installation

// npm install openpixels

import { OpenPixels } from "openpixels"

const client = new OpenPixels({
  apiKey: "sk-op-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
})

const result = await client.run({
  model: "flux-dev",
  prompt: "a cat",
})

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which models do you support?

For now we support Flux.1 [dev], Flux.1 [schnell], and Flux1.1 [pro]. We expect to add many more models soon.

How do you get such good prices?

We route your requests to the cheapest provider that can serve them at any given time. If they're offline, we fall back to the more reliable (and expensive) providers.

Does OpenPixels add a lot of latency to my requests?

No. We run a globally distributed group of edge workers which process and route your requests.

Any relationship to OpenRouter?

No. We love and are inspired by their service, but they're explicitly 'a unified interface for LLMs' and we needed a router for image, video, and audio models.

Can I use my own keys?

Yes. You can add custom keys for each provider in your settings.

Do you train on user data?

No.

Stats

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