A: Hi @ade0, We have 2 solutions for you:

1 - Using Our Sync API:
- The sync API returns both buffer and json response. You can use buffer to save the image to your local storage or use the json response to display the image directly on your website.

With the Sync API, there's no need to set up a webhook. Checkout the sample codes https://markupgo.com/docs/api/image#post-image-from-template

2 - Using Magic Links (Under development):
You will be able to use our magic links to create a new image for each blog post using your pre-defined template.

The magic link structure will look like this:
- `https://render.markupgo.com/magic/<YOUR_TEMPLATE_ID>.png?title=<YOUR_TITLE>&description=<YOUR_DESCRIPTION>...`

With this URL structure, you can serve the image directly from our server without making any API calls.

Under the hood, we perform the same operations as the API, but you won't need to set up a webhook or make an API call. This URL will generate the image once when it is accessed for the first time. After that, the image will be cached on our server.