Unicaps: A Unified Python API for CAPTCHA Solving
We’d like to introduce Unicaps, a streamlined and user-friendly Python library that simplifies CAPTCHA solving across multiple services.
Unified API Interface
A consistent Python interface that abstracts away service-specific complexities.
Service-Agnostic Integration
Uses native service endpoints—no need to patch the hosts file or apply awkward workarounds.
Both Synchronous and Asynchronous Clients
Flexibility for different application needs and performance requirements.
Compatibility with 7 CAPTCHA Services
Broad support for industry-leading CAPTCHA-solving platforms.
Human-Friendly, Pythonic Design
Built with developers in mind, prioritizing readability and ease of use.
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Unicaps is a Python package that offers a unified API to interact with multiple CAPTCHA-solving services. It abstracts away the differences between providers, letting developers use a single, simple interface.
Unicaps currently supports 7 services, including 2Captcha, Anti-Captcha, CapMonster, DeathByCaptcha, ImageTyperz, RuCaptcha, and CaptchaAI.
Unlike some providers, CaptchaAI uses native API endpoints and doesn’t require patching hosts files or browser emulation, making it a clean fit for Unicaps. CaptchaAI also supports fast and accurate solving via direct image or Base64 input, fully compatible with Unicaps’ structure.
Certain services in Unicaps require deprecated or unreliable workarounds, such as modifying system host files, or lack consistent uptime. CaptchaAI offers a stable, officially documented API, making it more dependable in production environments.
Yes, Unicaps is open-source and free to use. However, you’ll need valid API keys and credits from any CAPTCHA-solving service you integrate, including CaptchaAI.
Yes. Unicaps provides synchronous and asynchronous clients, allowing you to choose the best fit based on your application’s architecture.
No. Unicaps is designed with a service-agnostic architecture, meaning your core solving logic stays the same regardless of the backend service.
Yes. CaptchaAI is officially supported, and users can refer to CaptchaAI’s Unicaps integration page for step-by-step instructions.
Unicaps can handle image CAPTCHAs, reCAPTCHA v2/v3, and more, depending on the capabilities of the integrated service. CaptchaAI supports reCAPTCHA and Base64/image CAPTCHAs, but does not support hCaptcha or audio CAPTCHAs.
Yes, development is ongoing and the official GitHub repository provides issue tracking, documentation, and community discussions.