Invalid API key

If OpenTiny detects an invalid API key, it will display a notification. If you know or suspect you have been actively hiding or suppressing this notification, please remove these overrides. If you then see a notification, please follow the instructions to resolve the issue. If no notification appears, you are not affected.

The Admin who owns your OpenTiny implementation will need to log in here to get your account’s API key.

All editors on our cloud platform without a valid API key will be set to read-only mode in the beginning of 2024. If you self-host OpenTiny, you will not be impacted.

We require an API key for all OpenTiny editors on our cloud platform in order to maintain the quality of our service, ensure reliable security, and keep up with industry best practices.

OpenTiny can be accessed through a variety of licensing and hosting methods, including both free and paid options.

The free, open source option for OpenTiny is available under an MIT license explained here. Users must self-host OpenTiny to take advantage of the MIT license. This type of license does not require an API key.

The cloud hosted option for OpenTiny is available under commercial license, as described here. This type of license requires an active API key.

If you are receiving an error notification, you are using the cloud-hosted option of OpenTiny under a commercial license. If you want to continue using OpenTiny without an API key, you will need to either migrate to the free, open source, self-hosted option or use a 3rd party-hosted CDN option under an MIT license.

Our integrations default to using the OpenTiny Cloud service. If you’re receiving the notification that an API key is required, it means that you’re using the cloud-hosted option for OpenTiny under commercial license which requires a valid API key and allows for 1,000 editor loads per month for free.

Please read our docs to learn how to self-host OpenTiny.

Thank you for your long-term use of OpenTiny and for selecting it for your projects. If you’re suddenly receiving this notification, it means that previous versions of the notification were hidden within your OpenTiny editor. We are working to ensure that all active users of OpenTiny are aware of the API key requirement, including those that may have hidden these notifications in the past.

This message means that the domain attempting to use OpenTiny is not registered with Tiny Cloud. Starting in 2024, a registered domain will be required to continue using OpenTiny.

To resolve this issue, please inform your administrator and request that they review the list of approved domains on your Tiny Account. If necessary, they will need to add the unregistered domain to the approved list. Learn more here.

You can view the list of approved domains by logging into your Tiny Account. The approved domains are stored against your API Key.