markdown-to-image
Inkframe — Markdown to Image
Inkframe renders markdown content into polished, styled images via the inkframe.dev API. Run it via npx inkframe — no global install needed. The package includes a free shared API key, so it works out of the box.
Setup
No setup needed — always run the CLI via npx inkframe. The package ships with a free shared API key, so it works out of the box with no signup.
Quick Start
# Simplest render — just give it markdown
npx inkframe render --content "# Hello World\n\nThis is styled." --output out.png
# Render from a file
npx inkframe render --content @post.md --output out.png
# Use a template for instant styling
npx inkframe render --template tmpl_PWfUUDlVw --content @post.md --output out.png
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