User enters a query directly into a search box in an app.For illustration purposes, the following are some examples of acceptable search or search-like experiences. Search or search-like experienceīing Image Search API may only be used as a result of a direct user query or search, or as a result of an action within an app or experience that logically can be interpreted as a user’s search request. Quickly retrieve statistics such as your top queries, call volume, market distribution, response code summary, and many more. Resize or crop thumbnail images in the response to fit your experience.īing also provides API metrics, which you can use to inform your strategic decisions. Page through multiple pages of image results. Get search strings that expand on the user's search string. Get search strings that pivot on the user's search string. But if you want to have some control over what Bing returns, see the following search features: Featureįilter images by when Bing discovered them, by image type such as animated GIFs, by their license type, and more. Use Visual Search API to get insights about an image.īy default, Image Search API returns images that the user requested.

Bing advanced image search