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# Get your API Key
1. Click on your profile circle on the top-right corner and click on "Account". Alternatively, click [here](https://imerit.ango.ai/account/api).
2. Enter the "API" tab.
3. If an API key is not present, click on the "Create Key" button to the right.
4. Once an API key is present, click on the *Copy to Clipboard* button next to it to copy it to your clipboard. You may now paste it where necessary.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Sharing your API key is the same as sharing your password.
Do not share your API key with anyone, unless you would also share your password with them.
{% endhint %}
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