Developer Console: keys, logs and credit usage
A new /developer section — create API keys, browse request history and track credit usage in one place.
Clipia Developer Console is the /developer section where you manage API access: create and revoke keys, review request logs and keep an eye on credit usage in one place. Everything you need to integrate image and video generation lives on a single page — no support tickets, no switching between services. It is the single entry point for everyone who uses Clipia through code or AI agents.
What you can do
- API keys: create and revoke keys in one click; the secret is shown only once and stored securely, and a compromised key can be disabled instantly without affecting the others.
- Request logs: browse your API call history with filters by status and model, open the details of any request and quickly pinpoint the cause of an error while debugging.
- Account overview: track your credit balance and usage over the last 30 days to plan spending and spot load spikes early.
- MCP quick start: ready-to-copy commands to connect generation to AI agents straight from the overview — copy and paste into your client.
How to start
Open the Developer Console, create your first API key and use it right away in your code or in an MCP server connection. The endpoint reference, parameters and request examples are in the documentation. A key can be revoked at any time, so it is safe to start integrating even on a test project.
Who it is for
The console is useful for everyone working with Clipia programmatically: integration developers, bot authors and teams that need access control, separate keys and transparent usage stats. The section is available to signed-in users without a separate subscription.
FAQ
Where do I get an API key? In the Developer Console under the API keys tab: create a key, copy the secret once and paste it straight into your request or SDK configuration.
What do the logs show? Your API request history with filters by status and model, request timestamps and response details — which helps you find and fix integration issues quickly without contacting support.
Can I revoke a key? Yes, any key is revoked instantly; requests using it stop working immediately, while your other keys keep functioning without interruption.
