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Getting started

Get access

Get an account, sign in, create an API key, and make your first call.

Public sign-up is not available. MorphiaOne provisions every account and invites its first members by email.

1. Request an account

Ask your MorphiaOne contact, or request access with a short note about what you are building and which products you need (Skin Analysis, Makeup Try-On, Hair Color Try-On). We provision the account for those products and send an invitation to the address you give us.

2. Sign in to the Platform

Accept the invitation, then sign in at platform.morphiaone.ai. The Platform is where you create and revoke API keys, register webhook endpoints, and read usage and job history for your account.

3. Create an API key

Open API keys in the Platform and create a key:

  • Environment. Where test mode is available to your account, the page has a Live / Test switch. Build against a pk_test_ key: it runs the full job lifecycle with fixture results and spends no credits. Switch to a pk_live_ key for real analyses. See Test mode.
  • Scopes. Select the products the key may call. A key without a product’s scope is refused 403 INSUFFICIENT_SCOPE on that product; see Authentication for the full table.
  • Expiry and network allowlist, where offered, limit how long and from where the key works.

The secret is shown once, when you create it. Store it in your server’s secret manager right away; it cannot be read back later, only replaced. Never put it in a browser, mobile app or repository.

4. Make your first call

The API base URL is:

https://api.morphiaone.ai

A usage read is the cheapest way to prove the key works: it spends nothing.

export MORPHIAONE_API_KEY="pk_test_..."   # the key you just created
curl -sS -H "X-API-Key: ${MORPHIAONE_API_KEY}" \
  "https://api.morphiaone.ai/v1/usage"

A 200 with a usage report means you are ready. A 401 INVALID_API_KEY means the header or the value is wrong; see Troubleshooting.

5. Run a job

Continue with the TypeScript quickstart, the Python SDK guide, or REST onboarding. Each one uploads an image, submits a job, waits for it, and reads the result.