import { BlogHeading, BlogImage, BlogQuote, BlogCTA, BlogCodeBlock, } from '../_components'; import type { TocItem } from '../types'; export const tocItems: TocItem[] = [ { id: 'introduction', text: 'Introduction', level: 2 }, { id: 'why-ai-placeholders', text: 'Why AI Placeholders?', level: 2 }, { id: 'getting-started', text: 'Getting Started', level: 2 }, { id: 'api-usage', text: 'API Usage', level: 3 }, { id: 'next-steps', text: 'Next Steps', level: 2 }, ]; export const Content = () => ( <> Introduction

Placeholder images have been a staple of web development for decades. From simple gray boxes to stock photos, developers have always needed a way to visualize layouts before final content is ready.

Banatie takes this concept to the next level with AI-generated contextual placeholders that actually match your design intent.

Why AI Placeholders?

Traditional placeholder services give you random images that rarely match your actual content needs. With AI-powered placeholders, you get images that are contextually relevant to your project.

Finally, placeholder images that actually look like what the final product will have. No more explaining to clients why there are cats everywhere. Getting Started

Getting started with Banatie is simple. You can use our CDN URLs directly in your HTML or integrate with our API for more control.

API Usage

Here is a simple example of how to use Banatie in your HTML:

{`Office workspace`}

The prompt parameter tells our AI what kind of image to generate. Be descriptive for best results!

Next Steps

Ready to start using AI-powered placeholders in your projects? Check out our documentation for more detailed examples and API reference.

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