Manage API Keys Efficiently In Gladia Platform

Gladia handles both real-time and async speech-to-text, and your API key is the credential that proves each request belongs to you. The best part is that your keys stay tucked right inside your dashboard, always there when you need them. And you can mint a separate key per project to keep everything clean. Let's get into it.

Written By Fred

Last updated 3 days ago

Go to app.gladia.io

1. Introduction

Kick things off by heading to app dot gladia dot io and logging in. You'll arrive at your main dashboard, your launchpad for everything. From here you can jump into a transcription, open the docs, and you'll even spot an API Keys panel sitting right in the middle. But we're going to open the full page that gives you every option.

Introduction

2. Access API Keys Section

Over in the left-hand menu, click "API keys." That takes you to the dedicated page where every key you own is organized in one clean spot.

Access API Keys Section

3. Open API Key Options

Welcome to your API Keys page. In the list below, you'll find the key that's already yours. To its right are your two main controls. There's a copy icon that lifts the key so you can drop it into your project, and a trash icon that wipes the key out if you ever need to cut off access. For now, click that copy icon to grab your key, then stash it somewhere secure.

Open API Key Options

4. Create New API Key

Need a fresh key, maybe one dedicated to production or carved out for a single project? It's about as easy as it gets. Click into the name field and drop in an optional label like "Production" so future you knows exactly what it's for. Then press the blue "Create API Key" button, and Gladia spins up your new key instantly, ready to copy from the list underneath.

Create New API Key

And there you have it. You've opened the API keys section, copied the key you already had, and picked up how to create new ones on demand. You're fully set to authenticate your apps and start building with Gladia's speech models. Happy building, and I'll catch you in the next one.