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Akari Art is a full-stack web application that lets you generate beautiful AI artwork from natural language prompts and share your creations with a growing community. Powered by Cloudflare Workers AI and the Flux-1-Schnell model, Akari Art delivers fast, high-quality image generation right in the browser — no design skills required.

Quickstart

Get Akari Art running locally in under 10 minutes with step-by-step setup.

Environment Setup

Configure all required API keys and environment variables.

Image Generation

Learn how the AI image generation workflow works end-to-end.

Community Gallery

Explore how sharing and discovering community artwork works.

API Reference

Full reference for all REST API endpoints.

Deployment

Deploy your own instance to Vercel with production configuration.

What You Can Do

Akari Art combines AI image generation, cloud storage, and social sharing into a single cohesive platform:
  • Generate — describe any scene or style in a text prompt and get a unique image back in seconds
  • Share — publish your generated artwork to the community gallery with one click
  • Discover — browse and search artwork created by the community, filtered by name or prompt
  • Download — save any image from the community feed to your local machine

How It Works

1

Sign in with Google

Authenticate using your Google account. NextAuth.js handles the OAuth flow and creates your user profile automatically.
2

Write a prompt

Navigate to the Create page and describe the image you want to generate. Be specific — detail leads to better results.
3

Generate your artwork

Akari Art sends your prompt to Cloudflare Workers AI (Flux-1-Schnell). The generated image is uploaded to Cloudinary and displayed in the preview panel.
4

Share with the community

Click Share with Community to publish your artwork to the gallery, where other users can discover, search, and download it.
The Create and Community pages require authentication. Visitors are redirected to the sign-in page automatically if they are not logged in.

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