About this tag
The azure computer vision tag covers Microsoft’s retirement of Azure Computer Vision API versions 1.0 through 3.1, which are scheduled to stop accepting calls after September 13, 2026. Discussions focus on auditing dependencies across REST clients, SDK-based Windows and cloud applications, Azure API Management gateways, automation jobs, and low-code workflows. The generally available Computer Vision 3.2 API is presented as the practical migration target for preserving existing behavior, while Image Analysis 4.0 may require a deliberate redesign and validation of feature requirements. Use this archive to follow compatibility risks, migration choices, and planning considerations for workloads that invoke Azure Computer Vision endpoints.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Azure Computer Vision v1.0–v3.1 Calls Fail After September 13, 2026

    Azure Computer Vision API v1.0 through v3.1 calls will fail after September 13, 2026, so production teams should begin with a dependency audit and migrate to Computer Vision 3.2 unless they have tested a deliberate Image Analysis 4.0 redesign. This applies to REST callers, SDK-based Windows and...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Azure Computer Vision APIs 1.0–3.1 Fail September 13, 2026

    Microsoft will retire Azure Computer Vision API versions 1.0 through 3.1 on September 13, 2026, and calls to those versions will fail after that date. Most affected workloads should evaluate the generally available Computer Vision 3.2 API first; choose the 2023-10-01 Image Analysis REST...