Documentation portal with an interactive API playground
Full API and MCP documentation with multi-language code samples and live requests right in the browser.
Clipia Documentation Portal is the /docs section with full coverage of the API, MCP and SDKs, where you can not only read the reference but also run a live request straight from the browser. Everything you need to integrate image and video generation is gathered in one place with code samples, search and an interactive playground.
What is inside
- API, MCP and SDK sections: structured reference for REST endpoints, connecting the MCP server to AI agents and the official libraries for JavaScript/TypeScript and Python.
- Interactive API playground: send live requests right from the documentation page with your own key and see the real response immediately — no separate client, no environment setup.
- Code samples: ready snippets for several languages with syntax highlighting that you can copy and paste into your project without rewriting.
- Documentation search: fast search across every section so you can find the method, parameter or error code you need in seconds.
How to use it
Open the documentation, find the endpoint you need, plug in your API key and run the request in the playground to confirm the result before integrating. The key itself is created in the Developer Console, where you can also track credit usage and request history.
Who it is for
The portal helps developers both when starting an integration and in daily work: it is the place to check model parameters, response formats and error codes, while interactive examples speed up debugging and shorten the path from idea to first working request.
FAQ
What is the API playground? It is a tool built into the documentation that lets you send a real API request straight from the browser and see the actual response without leaving the page or installing any extra software.
Which languages have examples? Code samples are available for several languages with syntax highlighting, including usage through the official SDKs for JavaScript/TypeScript and Python.
How do I find a method quickly? Use the documentation-wide search — it covers the API, MCP and SDK sections and returns the right pages by keyword in seconds.
