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Image URL

You’ll notice that movie, TV, and person objects contain references to different file paths. In order to generate a fully working image URL, you’ll need 3 pieces of data. Those pieces are:
  • base_url
  • file_size
  • file_path
The first two pieces can be retrieved by calling the configuration API and the third piece is the file path you get from a particular media object. Here’s what a full image URL looks like if the poster_path of /1E5baAaEse26fej7uHcjOgEE2t2.jpg was returned for a movie, and you were looking for the w500 size:
Example
   https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w500/1E5baAaEse26fej7uHcjOgEE2t2.jpg

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Company And Network Logo URL

Company and network logos are available in two formats:
  • SVG
  • PNG
All of the logo_path fields will return a .png. This is to maintain backwards compatibility since SVG support was added after the fact. When looking at the image methods there is a new field called file_type that will show you the original version of the asset that was uploaded. For SVG’s, you should call the original image size since we don’t resize them. If you prefer to grab PNG's, you can call any size you wish just like normal. For example,you can call Netflix’s logo (wwemzKWzjKYJFfCeiB57q3r4Bcm.svg) through these following:
Example
  https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original/wwemzKWzjKYJFfCeiB57q3r4Bcm.svg
  https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original/wwemzKWzjKYJFfCeiB57q3r4Bcm.png
  https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w500/wwemzKWzjKYJFfCeiB57q3r4Bcm.png