# Finding your Webflow API Key

To generate an API key, click on your site settings (the gear icon in Webflow) and select ‘Site settings’.

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Navigate to the ‘Apps & integrations’ menu.

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Find the ‘API access’ section and click ‘Generate API Token’.

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You must assign specific permissions to the key to ensure that Findable’s magic can work.

* Assets: Read and write
* Authorized user: Read-only
* CMS: Read and write
* Pages: Read and write
* Sites: Read and write
* Site activity: Read-only

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Give your token a descriptive name and click ‘Generate token’.

Then copy the key that’s generated.

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If you don’t copy the key or copy something else before you store it, you’ll need to create it again. Simply delete the old key and create a new one.

Your API key can be used to access and modify the data on your site. Findable needs this to work, but you should keep it private.

Keep it safe! As a general rule, never store it in an unencrypted note. If you lose it from your clipboard, you can always generate a new one before sharing it with Findable.


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