Lexica is a search engine (like krea.ai), but it doesn’t allow you to create collections or like generations.
Regarding the API, both have public APIs although I’m not sure if you can paginate through several search results using the public Lexica API. In the Krea Prompts API, you can do cursor-based pagination.
Finally, Lexica API allows you to do CLIP-based search, but with Krea we are using PostgreSQL full-text search (for now). However, the code to do CLIP search with the dataset (including reverse image search) is in the repository.
(edit: also, nor Lexica nor other search engines or similar products are offering the dataset afaik.)
Lexica is a search engine (like krea.ai), but it doesn’t allow you to create collections or like generations.
Regarding the API, both have public APIs although I’m not sure if you can paginate through several search results using the public Lexica API. In the Krea Prompts API, you can do cursor-based pagination.
Finally, Lexica API allows you to do CLIP-based search, but with Krea we are using PostgreSQL full-text search (for now). However, the code to do CLIP search with the dataset (including reverse image search) is in the repository.
(edit: also, nor Lexica nor other search engines or similar products are offering the dataset afaik.)