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Everything you need to integrate APIonWeb into your product: authenticate with an API key, call the Virtual Try-On API, understand billing, and handle errors correctly. New here? Start with Getting Started.

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Introduction

Getting Started Get up and running with the APIonWeb API in minutes: create an account, grab an API key, and make your first Virtual Try-On request.

Authentication Learn how APIonWeb authenticates requests with Bearer API keys, and what happens when a key is missing, invalid, or revoked.

API Keys Create, view, and revoke API keys from your APIonWeb dashboard, and best practices for keeping them safe.

API Reference

Virtual Try-On Full reference for the Virtual Try-On API: supported categories, request formats, sync and async behavior, and response shapes.

Requests How APIonWeb requests are structured: headers, body fields, supported image inputs, and category-specific parameters.

Responses Understand the shape of a successful APIonWeb API response, including sync results, async job status, and cost breakdowns.

Errors Every APIonWeb API error code, its HTTP status, and what it means, plus the standard error envelope format.

Account & Billing

Usage & Billing How APIonWeb billing works: usage-based pricing, the $5 welcome balance, minimum recharge, and per-category pricing.

Rate Limits APIonWeb API rate limits are separate from account balance — learn the limits and how to handle a 429 response.

Webhooks Get notified when an asynchronous Virtual Try-On job finishes by supplying a webhook_url instead of polling.

Resources

Examples End-to-end code examples for common APIonWeb Virtual Try-On workflows, from a single request to full async polling.

FAQ Answers to common questions about APIonWeb billing, API keys, image handling, and troubleshooting failed requests.

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