Support for multiple API keys

You can now use multiple API keys to the access ScreenshotOne API.

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Written by

Dmytro Krasun

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Many ScreenshotOne customers asked to support more than one API key to access the API. Some need that for local development, some for testing or to separate different environments, and some for security reasons.

It took us some time to implement this feature and test everything, but now it is available.

Since today you can create and use multiple API keys to access the ScreenshotOne API. Check out the access page in the dashboard:

Multiple API keys in the dashboard

A few notes:

  1. Concurrency limit is shared between all API keys.
  2. Quota is shared between all API keys.
  3. You can regenerate or delete any API key. But cached screenshots might be still available.
  4. At least one API key is required to exist. You can’t delete all of them.

If you have any questions or need any assistance, please, reach out at support@screenshotone.com.

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