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Shotstack

shotstack.io

Version: v1

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Description

Shotstack is a video, image and audio editing service that allows for the automated generation of videos, images and audio using JSON and a RESTful API.
You arrange and configure an edit and POST it to the API which will render your media and provide a file location when complete.
For more details visit shotstack.io or checkout our getting started documentation.
There are two main API's, one for editing and generating assets (Edit API) and one for managing hosted assets (Serve API).
The Edit API base URL is: https://api.shotstack.io/{version}
The Serve API base URL is: https://api.shotstack.io/serve/{version}

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