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How Do I Add a WIX API Key?

Last updated on October 1, 2022 @ 3:50 am

If you’re using Wix to build your website, you might need to use an API key at some point. An API key is a code that gives you access to certain features or data on a website.

For example, if you’re using Google Maps on your site, you’ll need an API key from Google. Wix also has its own API key that gives you access to Wix features and data. In this article, we’ll show you how to add a WIX API key to your site.

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If you need to use an API key on your Wix site, you can find it in your Wix account. Just follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Wix account. If you don’t have a Wix account yet, you can create one for free at www.wix.com.

2. Go to the Wix App Market. Click on the “Add Apps” button and then search for “API Console.”

3. Install the API Console App. This app will give you access to your API key.

4. Get your API key. Once you’ve installed the API Console App, click on the “Get Your API Key” button. Your API key will be displayed on the screen.

5. Copy and paste your API key. Copy the API key and paste it into the code of your website or app. Make sure to keep your API key safe and secure.

6. Test your code. Test your code to make sure everything is working properly with your new API key.

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Conclusion:
To add a WIX API Key, first log in to your WIX account and go to the WIX App Market. There, search for and install the ‘API Console’ app.

Once installed, click on the ‘Get Your API Key’ button within the app. Copy and paste this displayed code into the code of your website or app as needed. Be sure keep this pasted code safe and secure.

PRO TIP: If you are planning to add a WIX API key, please be aware that this could potentially pose a security risk. Make sure that you understand the risks involved before proceeding.
Morgan Bash

Morgan Bash

Technology enthusiast and Co-Founder of Women Coders SF.