Midjourney API

Overview

TTAPI unifies access to generative AI services—image, video, photorealistic editing, LLM, text‑to‑video, music synthesis, audio production, 3D asset creation, and adaptive storytelling—through a single API, enabling rapid prototyping and deployment across media, design, and publishing.

From the official site

Access Midjourney, Flux, Wan 3.0, Suno, GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and 100+ AI models through one unified REST API. One API key, one balance, pay as you go.

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Key points from the official site

• Midjourney Image API
• Suno Music API
• Unified AI API Gateway for Image, Video, Music & LLMs
• Every model, one integration
• One unified API
• AI Image Generation & Editing API

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Official FAQ

Which AI APIs and models are available through TTAPI?

TTAPI provides APIs for image generation and editing, video generation, music and audio workflows, and language models. Available services include Midjourney, Suno, GPT Image and OpenAI, Flux, Gemini, Grok, Claude, NovelAI, FlowMusic, Nano Banana, and more. Models and versions change frequently, so the documentation is the current source of truth.

Can I try TTAPI for free?

Yes. New accounts currently receive 30 trial quota and a ready-to-use TT-API-KEY, so you can make your first API calls before topping up. The same key works across all TTAPI endpoints.

How does TTAPI pay-as-you-go pricing work?

TTAPI uses prepaid quota, where 100 quota equals US$1. Pricing varies by model and operation. For example: Suno music generation uses quota based on the selected operation and generation settings. Midjourney Image generation starts from 3 quota per image in relax mode. Purchased quota currently does not expire, and live billing in the dashboard is the final source of truth.

Does TTAPI quota expire, and are discounts available?

Purchased quota currently does not expire. Model- and channel-specific discounts are shown on the relevant pricing pages. For high-volume or custom workloads, contact TTAPI to discuss the commercial options currently available for your use case.

Where can I find the TTAPI API documentation?

The TTAPI documentation includes endpoint references, authentication rules, request examples, response formats, pricing information, async workflow guides, and product-specific integration details. Start with the Quick Start guide, then open the API reference for the product you want to integrate.

How do asynchronous API jobs, polling, and webhooks work?

Long-running generation endpoints follow a predictable async workflow. Submit a request to receive a jobId, save it, and then poll the product's Fetch endpoint or, where supported, provide a hookUrl for webhook delivery. This allows applications to handle long-running AI generation tasks without blocking user workflows.

These questions and answers come from the tool’s own structured data, not written by us.