Find a UI element
Point Jev Box at a screenshot and return the normalized location of a button, badge, or menu.
Jev image preview
Upload one PNG or JPEG, describe the decision you need, and inspect a typed answer or a normalized bounding box.
Experimental image and Box features · PNG and JPEG input · Jev preview model
Response
Noul, Choice, or Box answer
Input
One PNG or JPEG image
Question
A focused visual task in plain language
Output
Noul, Choice, or Box answer
Model
jev-preview for the Box preview
Status
Experimental TypeSafe capability
Access
Use the playground with a site API key
Choose a clear PNG or JPEG. The file is sent through the site server to the provider.
Ask one concrete question, such as whether a logo is visible or where the primary button is.
Read the typed answer, confidence, and Box edges. Use the result in your own workflow.
Point Jev Box at a screenshot and return the normalized location of a button, badge, or menu.
Use a Noul question to gate a workflow when a document, object, or visual marker is present.
Ask a Choice question with categories that match your review queue or automation branch.
The value is in the answer shape: a visual request can become a small, inspectable decision object.
Build around Noul, Choice, and Box fields instead of parsing a paragraph.
Box edges are fractions of image width and height, so the answer can be drawn at any display size.
Break a broad visual task into simple checks so you can handle uncertainty explicitly.
| Endpoint | POST /jev/image through the site BFF |
|---|---|
| Formats | image/png and image/jpeg |
| Modes | analyze and box |
| Box model | jev-preview / Jev 1.14 preview |
| Box answer | top, bottom, left, right, confidence |
| Image limit | Validated server-side before upload |
Jev Image is an independent online interface for sending a PNG or JPEG to Jev with a focused visual question. It returns typed answers that can be inspected by a person or used by an application.
Jev Box is a preview question type that returns the position of one target as top, bottom, left, and right fractions of the image. It is designed for locating one described object.
A Box answer always contains coordinates. Ask a Noul presence question alongside it and ignore the Box when the target is not present or confidence is too low.
No. Jev Image is an independent third-party interface. TypeSafe AI builds Jev and publishes the provider documentation at typesafe.ai.
The first release accepts one PNG or JPEG per request. The server checks the media type and size before sending it to the provider.
TypeSafe describes these features as experimental. Treat results as a prototype signal, test them on your own images, and keep a human or application-level fallback.
Open the playground, upload a clear image, and start with the smallest useful question.