Pixboost
  • Overview
  • Quickstart
  • Tools and Setup
    • Source Images
      • Adding Source Image Domain
      • Adding HTTP Image Source
      • Adding AWS S3 Bucket Image Source
    • Managing API Keys
    • Managing Users
    • Snippet Generator
    • Custom Domain Name
    • Cache Invalidation
    • HTTP/2 Support
    • HTTP/3 Support
  • API. URL-based integration
    • Resize
    • Fit
    • Optimise
    • As is
  • Using with React
  • Shopify Integration
  • Automated Workflows
    • Cache Invalidation
    • Warmup
    • API Secrets
  • Performance Testing
  • Open Source Version
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  • Adding HTTP Image Source
  • Adding AWS S3 Bucket Image Source
  • Managing API Keys
  • Managing Users
  • Custom Domain Name Support
  • Cache Invalidation
  • Snippet Generator

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There is only one step that you need to do to start using Pixboost - or image source.

You will already have one active API key that you can use, but in case you have different projects and don't want to have all eggs in one basket. It's a good security practice separating you API keys.

add at least one image domain
you can add more or rotate them
Adding Images Domain
Adding HTTP Image Source
Adding AWS S3 Bucket Image Source
Managing API Keys
Managing Users
Custom Domain Name Support
Cache Invalidation
Snippet Generator