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The PixGlory v1 API is in active development. This page covers authentication today. The full endpoint reference will populate the API Reference tab once the API ships.

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Create an API key

API keys are owned by your organization, not by you personally. Create one from your PixGlory dashboard’s API keys page. Owners and admins can create and revoke keys; every member of the organization can see the list (keys are shown masked after creation). Give the key a name you will recognize later, such as the script or integration it is for.
Your key is shown in full only once, right after you create it. Store it somewhere safe. PixGlory cannot show it to you again, only revoke it.

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Authenticate a request

Send your key in the Authorization header, as a bearer token:
A request with no Authorization header, or with a key that is invalid, expired, or revoked, is rejected before it reaches anything else.

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What’s next

The full /api/v1 reference (endpoints, request and response shapes, rate limits, and error codes) lands in the API Reference tab once the API ships. Until then, this page is the whole story. If you are connecting a live site rather than writing a script, see Set up a custom domain once you have your key.