hi
i had the same issue. Seems Bing changed the json properties (check out the result).
It is not “content_url” but “contentUrl” now:
urls = results.attrgot(‘contentUrl’)
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Hey all,
I have my API key but whenever I post it and replace the ‘XXX’ with my key I get the following:
Does anyone know what is going wrong? I don’t know where to define os
I fixed it. I didn’t run the stuff in the notebook before it.
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This worked for me with some tweaking. I think there is an error in the first line of the second code block which should read: from bing_image_downloader import downloader
Here is my light-weight approach that I verified just now to be working. First I followed the guide @thebigtoona posted 
I then added this cell below the one that starts with (key = os ...) to redefine the included function search_bing_images (this is adopted from this quickstart guide) :
def my_search_images_bing(key, search_term):
search_url = "https://api.bing.microsoft.com/v7.0/images/search"
headers = {"Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key" : key}
min_size = 128
params = {"q": search_term,
"imageType": "photo",
"minHeight": min_size,
"minWidth": min_size,
"count": 150}
response = requests.get(search_url, headers=headers, params=params)
response.raise_for_status()
search_results = response.json()
return L(search_results['value'])
search_images_bing = my_search_images_bing
search_images_bing
Edit: clarified code
Hope someone might find this useful.
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thank you so much, it worked 
Hi all,
Resharing this walkthrough tutorial article for everyone’s reference, since there still seems to be issues with the Bing image downloader: https://towardsdatascience.com/classifying-images-of-alcoholic-beverages-with-fast-ai-34c4560b5543
Cheers!
Hey Kenneth - FYI that link requires a paid medium account to view 
Hey Tim, sharing the friend link here so that the paywall is deactivated: https://towardsdatascience.com/classifying-images-of-alcoholic-beverages-with-fast-ai-34c4560b5543?sk=d0efa0e6b6d214c52b337a0381a4fd3d
Just did this now. I had already signed up for an Azure account, but the link above did not work.
However, I searched “cognitive services” and found the Bing Search v7 in that.
I believe I first clicked “All Resources” and used that search bar.
NOTE: it no longer says API anywhere as it did in the pictures above
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Thank you. I follow your suggestion, and use Bing Search v7 instead.
I seems that Bing Search Key link has been changed.
In addition, ims = results.attrgot(‘content_url’) should be changed to ims = results.attrgot(‘contentUrl’) to notebook to work
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Hi, @czechcheck. SerpApi developer here. I’ve randomly noticed this comment. Thank you for trying our service to get image URLs.
We can offer free search credits for fast.ai students. Just write us a message via a contact form at serpapi.com.
I’ll post a wrapper function like search_images_bing for SerpApi if someone is interested.
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It seems everything has changed from how it was back in 2020. Maybe this is useful for someone who is trying to set up Bing Seach API in 2021 (March).
- Go over to the Microsoft API website
- Click on “try now”
- Finish the setup with Azure.
- Fill in the details to create the Bing resource. Make sure to create a new “resource group” and click “create”.
- Find your key under the section “Keys and Endpoint”
- Copy the key, place it in a file and call it when needed.
Cheers,
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Man, you saved my life.
Hey Palaash, I have the same issue. Did you resolve it? Can you help me with me it?
I didn’t find a solution to this Bing issue, but found a great alternative that I use now. Try this!
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Appreciate the help man. Thank you!
Hey people!
Any updates regarding this? Especially the free api part?
Hi Abhay,
I don’t have a solution to this problem, but found a great (and much more easier to use) alternative
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