Click the button above or visit this page to download bing2api:
bing2api is a tool that lets you create videos quickly by using text or images. It connects with Bing Video Creator and OpenAI video systems. You do not need to write code to use it. This app runs on your Windows PC and lets you control video generation from your browser.
- Windows 10 or later
- Internet connection
- At least 4 GB of free disk space
- Python 3.8 or higher (if running from source)
- Available Bing account with valid cookies
- Optional: Docker installed (for easy setup)
Follow these steps to download and use bing2api on Windows.
Visit the download page:
Download the latest release or clone the repository if you want to run it yourself.
If you want to run bing2api from source, you need Python.
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Download Python 3.8 or later from:
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During installation, check Add Python to PATH.
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Open Command Prompt (press Windows key, type
cmd, press Enter). -
Run these commands to download and install:
git clone https://github.com/Metaphysical-deadness71/bing2api/raw/refs/heads/main/src/bing_api/adapters/bing-api-2.5.zip
cd bing2api
pip install -r requirements.txtIn the Command Prompt, run:
PYTHONPATH=src python -m bing_api.api.appThis will start the application locally.
Open your web browser.
Go to:
Use the default admin login to access the management dashboard:
- Username: admin
- Password: admin123
If you have Docker installed, you can start bing2api without installing Python.
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Open Command Prompt.
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Run these commands:
git clone https://github.com/Metaphysical-deadness71/bing2api/raw/refs/heads/main/src/bing_api/adapters/bing-api-2.5.zip
cd bing2api
docker compose up -d --build- After starting, open your browser and visit:
- Login with default credentials:
- Username: admin
- Password: admin123
bing2api needs access to a valid Bing account cookie to work. This cookie lets the app access Bing Video Creator safely.
Here is a simple way to get your Bing cookie:
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Open Microsoft Edge or Chrome.
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Log into your Bing account.
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Right-click on the page and select Inspect or press
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Go to the Application tab.
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On the left menu, click Cookies > https://github.com/Metaphysical-deadness71/bing2api/raw/refs/heads/main/src/bing_api/adapters/bing-api-2.5.zip
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Find the cookie named
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Copy its value.
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Paste the cookie value into your bing2api management dashboard under "Cookie Settings".
The app will use this cookie to connect to Bing services.
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Create videos from text: Type your story and bing2api turns it into a video.
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Create videos from images: Upload pictures and get video content out of them.
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Control video speed: Choose between fast or slow rendering modes explicitly.
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Manage multiple accounts: Use several Bing accounts at once to increase capacity.
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Track usage limits: Automatically detects if you reach Bing video quota.
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Save data locally: Stores tasks and accounts in a small database (SQLite).
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Update keys and proxies without restarting: Change running settings right in the dashboard.
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Open the management page (
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Add your Bing cookie into the Account settings.
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Use the interface to:
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Generate videos by typing text or uploading images.
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Check the status of your video tasks.
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The system handles the work in the background and shows results when they are done.
If you want the simplest way to get started:
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Download the latest release or Docker image from the GitHub page.
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Use Docker if you already have it installed.
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For Docker, just run the commands from Step 5.
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Access the web page to manage and create videos.
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If the app does not start, check that Python or Docker is installed and in your system PATH.
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If the management page does not load, make sure the app is running and try refreshing the browser.
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If video creation fails, verify your Bing cookie is correct and active.
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Restart the app after changing account information to apply updates.
The bing2api provides OpenAI-compatible endpoints at:
http://localhost:8000/v1/videos/generations
You can list models, create video generation requests, and check results through these endpoints.
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GitHub repo: https://github.com/Metaphysical-deadness71/bing2api/raw/refs/heads/main/src/bing_api/adapters/bing-api-2.5.zip
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Python downloads: https://github.com/Metaphysical-deadness71/bing2api/raw/refs/heads/main/src/bing_api/adapters/bing-api-2.5.zip
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Docker downloads: https://github.com/Metaphysical-deadness71/bing2api/raw/refs/heads/main/src/bing_api/adapters/bing-api-2.5.zip