Pixelmade developers · quickstart

Connect your coding agent

You can drive the Pixelmade API from an AI coding agent (Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex) or

any script. Two steps.

1. Get a token

In the Pixelmade brand portal, open Developer. Request access (one line on what you're

building), and once an admin enables it, create an API key. Copy it once — you can rotate

or revoke it later, but you won't see the full value again.

2. Point your agent at the API

Give your agent the base URL, your token, and the docs. For example, a .env and a one-line

brief:

PIXELMADE_API_BASE=https://app.pixelmade.ai/public_api
PIXELMADE_API_TOKEN=your_token_here

"Use the Pixelmade API (docs: https://www.pixelmade.ai/developers, OpenAPI:

https://www.pixelmade.ai/developers/openapi.yaml). Auth is a bearer token in

PIXELMADE_API_TOKEN. Register my kit designs as templates and sync them to my store."

Smoke test

curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $PIXELMADE_API_TOKEN" \
  "$PIXELMADE_API_BASE/products" | jq .

A 200 with your product list means you're connected. A 401 means the token is missing,

revoked, or not yet enabled.

Typical flow for a seller integration

1. GET /products and GET /dmc_colors — learn the catalog + palette.
2. POST /product_templates — register a finished design; get back its pmt_ SKU.
3. Put that SKU on your storefront variant.
4. When you get a sale, POST /orders — it lands payable in your Pixelmade portal; pay it

there to send it to production.

1. Poll GET /orders/{id} for status — tracking_info fills in when it ships. A few checks a

day is plenty (production takes days). Running a server and prefer push? Register a webhook

instead (see the reference).