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Use Platform Studio to discover, purchase, build with, and manage Build Platform products. Create projects, get credentials, start a free trial, purchase a plan, and monitor usage.
Start and join sessions
See Authorize for details.
Access APIs
Create your API Key to access Build platform APIs and webhooks.
Usage guidance
- API Key — Use for server-to-server (S2S) calls. Key stays on your backend.
- JWT — Use when a client app, such as a browser, mobile device, or desktop PC calls Zoom directly. JWT is short-lived and doesn't expose your secret. If you are making API calls from a client to Zoom (not S2S), use JWT so your key is not compromised in an attack.
Never embed raw API keys or secrets in client-side code.
Create API Key
- In Platform Studio, click Credentials.
- Click Create next to API Keys.
- Enter a Name. This is optional and internal only. If you don't chose a name, Platform Studio uses a default.
- Expires after. Choose an expiration option: Never, 30 days, 90 days, 180 days, 1 year.
- IP allowlist. Enter any IP addresses that you want to allow, or empty to allow all.
- Permissions. Choose scopes for APIs. These depend on your product. You can choose multiple permissions for multiple products for one key, or limit permissions as needed.
- Click Create key.
- API key created. You'll see a modal dialog with the key and the instructions: This is your new API key. Make sure to copy it before closing this dialog. For security reasons, it will not be shown again. Copy your key and put it in a key manager.
- Click Close. You'll get a confirmation dialog to confirm that you copied your key before the modal closes: Have you saved your key? It cannot be shown again once this dialog closes. You will not be able to access your key again. Click Close anyway or Go back.
Table of API keys
Click an action to manage your key:
- Edit - Change the name and permissions. You can't change the expiration time.
- Disable/re-enable - Choose to disable or re-enable a key.
- Revoke your key - Choose to revoke your key. Applications using this key will immediately lose access. This action cannot be undone. This also removes the key from the table.
Review credential details
Click a key name to review the details about it.
- Name - The key name.
- ID - The ID, for internal support.
- User ID - The ID of the user who created the key.
- Permissions - The permissions the key has.
- Status - The key status, Active or disabled.
- Expires - The expiration date and time, or "Never".
- Created - The date and time the key was created.
- Updated - The date and time the key was updated.
Create JWT
The JWT is created from your account API key and secret. To generate your JWT, click View JWT Token.
Expiration time
- Expire in - Choose the time for the key to expire. 90 minutes, 1 day, or 1 week.
- Expiration time - The expiration time for your JWT. For example: Your token will expire at HH:MM MM/DDYYYY.
Copy JWT
Copy your JWT from the JWT Token field.