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## Create API keys
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You can create and configure API keys for your individually-owned
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experiences or group-owned experiences (A Roblox
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[group](../../projects/groups.md) allows multiple creators to work on the same
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experience, use the same assets, and share API keys).
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experiences or [group-owned](../../projects/groups.md) experiences.
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You must be the group owner or assigned to a role within the group that has the
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API key admin permission in order to create an API key for your group. A group
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1. Navigate to the [Creator Dashboard](https://create.roblox.com/dashboard/creations).
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1.**(Optional)** Click the **Creator Hub** dropdown to select a group if you are creating the API key for a group.
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1. In the left navigation menu, select **Open Cloud**→**API Keys**.
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1. In the left navigation menu, select **Open Cloud**→[API Keys](https://create.roblox.com/dashboard/credentials?activeTab=ApiKeysTab).
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1. Click the **Create API Key** button.
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1. Enter a unique name for your API key. Use a name that can help you recall the
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purpose later, such as `PLACE_PUBLISHING_KEY` for publishing places to your
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experience.
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1. In the **Access Permissions** section, select an API from the **Select API
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System** menu and click the **Add API System** button. Repeat this step if
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System** menu. Repeat this step if
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you need to add multiple APIs to the key.
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<Alertseverity="info">
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Certain permissions, generally those with the `legacy` prefix, aren't available for group-owned API keys. To add those permissions and send requests to the associated endpoints, you must use a user-owned API key.
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</Alert>
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1.Select the experience that you want to access with the API key.
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1. From the **Experience Operations** dropdown, select the operations that you
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1.If applicable, select the experience that you want to access with the API key.
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1. From the **Select Operations** dropdown, select the operations that you
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want to enable for the API key.
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Many operations in the [API reference](../index.md) include the required permission scopes. For example, the [flush memory store](/cloud/reference/MemoryStore#Cloud_FlushMemoryStore) operation requires the `universe.memory-store:flush` permission.
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Most operations in the [API reference](../index.md) include the required permission scopes. For example, the [flush memory store](/cloud/reference/MemoryStore#Cloud_FlushMemoryStore) operation requires the `universe.memory-store:flush` permission.
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For a list of all scopes and the APIs they support, see [Scopes](../reference/scopes.md).
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<Alertseverity="warning">
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For security reasons, give each API key the minimum number of required permissions. If an API key leaks, this principle of least privilege ensures that only a subset of your resources are compromised.
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</Alert>
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1. In the **Security** section, explicitly set IP access to the key using [CIDR
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notation](#cidr-format), otherwise you can't use the API key. You can find
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1.(Optional) In the **Security** section, explicitly restrict IP access to the key using [CIDR
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notation](#cidr-format). You can find
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the IP address of your local machine and add it to the **Accepted IP
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Addresses** section along with additional IP addresses for those that need
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access. If you don't have a fixed IP, or you are using the API key only in a
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local environment, you can just add `0.0.0.0/0` to the **Accepted IP
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Addresses** section to allow any IPs to use your API key.
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local environment, you can leave the `Restrict IP addresses` toggle unchecked to allow any IP to use your API key.
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1.**(Optional)**: To add additional protection for your resources, set an
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explicit expiration date so your key automatically stops working after that
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If you are a copyright owner or an agent of a copyright owner and believe that
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any content on Roblox infringes upon your copyrights, you may submit a
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notification pursuant to the DMCA by contacting our Copyright Agent at [email protected], or Legal, Roblox Corporation, 970 Park Place, Suite
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100, San Mateo, CA 94403. You may also contact us by phone at (888) 858-2569.
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notification pursuant to the DMCA by contacting our [Copyright Agent](mailto:[email protected]), or Legal, Roblox Corporation, 3150 S. Delaware St. San Mateo, CA 94403. You may also contact us by phone at (888) 858-2569.
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