{"id":75,"date":"2026-06-05T09:00:00","date_gmt":"2026-06-05T06:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/agentura.ro\/blog\/agents-that-generate-images\/"},"modified":"2026-06-19T10:33:26","modified_gmt":"2026-06-19T07:33:26","slug":"agents-that-generate-images","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/agentura.ro\/blog\/agents-that-generate-images\/","title":{"rendered":"Agents that generate images"},"content":{"rendered":"

Ask for a picture, get a picture. The hero images on this very blog were generated through Agentura with Grok<\/code> \u2014 the same image plumbing your agent uses to make pictures on request.<\/p>\n

One connector, many engines<\/h2>\n

The image-generation connector wraps several image APIs behind a single skill: OpenAI<\/code>, xAI Grok<\/code>, Google<\/code>, Stability<\/code>, fal<\/code>, Fireworks<\/code> and Together<\/code>. Add an API key for the engines you want to use, and your agent generates images on request \u2014 no juggling seven SDKs, no seven separate dashboards inside the app. You pick the engine; the connector handles the rest. Leave the model unset and it uses that provider’s default, or name a specific one \u2014 pick Fireworks<\/code> or Together<\/code> when cost matters, OpenAI<\/code> or Stability<\/code> when you want maximum quality.<\/p>\n

From prompt to picture, in the chat<\/h2>\n

When your agent makes an image, the result is saved to its workspace and returned as a signed URL \u2014 valid for about a week and ready to use \u2014 that can be shown inline right in the conversation. So a request for a social graphic, a product mockup or a blog header doesn’t end with a link buried somewhere; the picture appears where you’re already talking, in one call, no second round-trip to fetch it.<\/p>\n

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We use it ourselves: the artwork at the top of these posts came out of Agentura, generated through Grok<\/code>. If it’s good enough for our own blog, it’s ready for yours.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Keys stay locked<\/h2>\n

Pulling together this many image providers usually means scattering API keys across configs and hoping none leak. Here you add each provider’s key once in the Portal \u2014 it’s stored encrypted<\/strong>, and your agent calls the providers through the connector without ever holding the credentials in plain sight. Key up the engines you need and the secrets are handled for you.<\/p>\n