> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.pixboost.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.pixboost.com/setup/source-images/http.md).

# Adding HTTP Image Source

You could add HTTP image source to shorten URLs that you are using for the integration.

![](/files/-MeZwlsAPh02f8qx3irO)

## Adding a new source

* [Login](https://pixboost.com/customer/#login) to your Pixboost account.
* Click on "Add source" link under the "Images Sources" panel

![](/files/-M49Z5aXifDO3PTcL0hU)

* In the appeared form set Type to "HTTP" and fill in the details
  * *Alias* is a unique identifier of the images source that will be used in the URL when calling API
  * *Images location* is a URL where the original images stored

![](/files/-MeZwlsB4f-yPmQrsK7G)

* Click on "Add" button and verify that the source has been created

![](/files/-MeZwlsCIB9-_2_dlWDX)


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