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Export Variable Data Content

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https://vd-api.picsart.io/v1/export/variable-data-content

Export your Replays with async API in background to optimize for performance and improve your user experience. Customize the output with your data. Here you can provide a CSV file with up to 50 rows and map your data to the variables in the Replay file. For each row in the data file, this service will export a file of the requested type.

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string

Source template ID from Picsart Inventory. (If this parameter is present, the other template source parameters must be empty.)

file

Source replay file (binary). (If this parameter is present, the other template source parameters must be empty.)

uri
length between 1 and 2083

Source replay URL. (If this parameter is present, the other template source parameters must be empty.)

string

Source data file as a string. Comma separated values only. The first line should always be the header line, with column names. Only the first 50 data rows will be processed. (If this parameter is present, the other data file source parameters must be empty.)

file

Source data (CSV) file (binary, attachment). The first line should always be the header line, with column names. Only the first 50 data rows will be processed. (If this parameter is present, the other data file source parameters must be empty.)

uri
length between 1 and 2083

Source data (CSV) file URL. The first line should always be the header line, with column names. Only the first 50 data rows will be processed. (If this parameter is present, the other data file source parameters must be empty.)

string

Comma separated mapping of fields.

string
enum
Defaults to PDF

Optionally select one of the export formats. Options are as follows:

  • PDF
  • PNG
  • JPG
  • MP4
  • REPLAY
Allowed:
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