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Picsart Programmable Creative API How-Tos

  • Intro
  • Get API Key
  • Authentication
  • Troubleshooting
  • Success Responses
  • Error Responses
  • Error Codes
  • Input and Output Formats
  • Quotas and limits
  • Programmable Creative API Samples
    • Remove Background API
    • Upscale API
    • Ultra Upscale API
    • Ultra Enhance
    • Face Enhance API
  • Run on Postman
  • Building Experiences with Programmable Image APIs
  • Versioning
  • Releases

Picsart Embeddable Editor

  • Overview
  • Quick Start
  • Setup and Open
    • Full list of parameters
    • Customizing the look & feel
  • Add content
  • Modify Content
  • Export
  • Close
  • Photo Editing
    • Photo Editing Features
    • Photo Editing with Picsart Create Editor
  • Web-to-Print
    • Web-to-Print Features
    • Template taxonomy
    • Designing Templates for Picsart Create Editor
    • Print Design with Picsart Create Editor
  • Video Editing
    • Video Features
    • Export API - Polling
    • List of Errors
    • Video Editing with Picsart Create Editor
  • Tracking
  • Supported Browsers
  • Releases

Integrations

  • Zapier
  • Make
  • RapidAPI

Going Production

  • Going Live
  • Maintenance
    • Upgrading & Testing
  • Security
  • Developer Guidelines

Authentication

This page provides instructions on how to programmatically authenticate to Picsart APIs.

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API access

To authenticate, you need to include the provided API Key as a header in your API requests. Here's an example using cURL:

curl '<https://api.picsart.io/tools/1.0/effects>' -H 'x-picsart-api-key: APIKEY'

Replace APIKEY with your actual API Key when making the request.

Updated 4 days ago


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