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Welcome to Pixel Patrol API

The Pixel Patrol API provides powerful, easy-to-use endpoints for submitting content for AI and rule-based moderation. Our API is designed to integrate seamlessly into your applications with minimal setup.

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Base URL

All API endpoints are available at: 
https://api.pixelpatrol.net/functions/v1

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Key Features

AI-Powered Moderation

Leverage OpenAI, Google Vision AI, and Amazon Rekognition for comprehensive content analysis

Rule-Based Filtering

Create custom rules with regex patterns and confidence thresholds

Real-time Webhooks

Get instant notifications when moderation completes

Team Management

Multi-tenant architecture with team-based access control

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Quick Start

Get started with the Pixel Patrol API in minutes:
  1. Create your account and set up a team
  2. Create a site to get your site key
  3. Submit your first content for moderation
  4. Set up webhooks to receive real-time updates

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API Overview

The Pixel Patrol API consists of two main endpoints:

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Submit Media

Submit text content, image URLs, or both for moderation analysis. 
POST /submit-media

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Get Media Status

Check the moderation status of previously submitted content. 
GET /get-media-status

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Authentication

Pixel Patrol uses site keys for authentication. Include your site key in the request body: 
{
  "api_key": "site_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
  "content_url": "https://example.com/image.jpg"
}
No authorization headers required! Simply include your site key in the request body.

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OpenAPI Specification

Our API is fully documented using OpenAPI 3.0. You can:
  • Explore endpoints using the interactive playground below
  • Generate client libraries for your preferred programming language
  • Import the spec into tools like Postman or Insomnia

OpenAPI Specification

View the complete OpenAPI specification file

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SDKs and Libraries

While we don’t maintain official SDKs yet, our OpenAPI specification can generate client libraries for most programming languages:
  • JavaScript/TypeScript - Use with fetch, axios, or generated clients
  • Python - Compatible with requests library and OpenAPI generators
  • PHP - Works with Guzzle HTTP client
  • Ruby - Compatible with Net::HTTP and Faraday
  • Go - Use with native http package or generated clients

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Rate Limits

  • 1,000 requests per minute per site key for /submit-media
  • 2,000 requests per minute per site key for /get-media-status
  • 100KB max text content size
  • 10MB max image file size

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Support

Need help getting started?

Documentation

Comprehensive guides and tutorials

Email Support

Get help from our support team

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Next Steps

Authentication

Learn how to authenticate with site keys

Submit Media

Start submitting content for moderation

Webhooks

Set up real-time notifications