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Two published collections live in the public AudioPod workspace on Postman. Fork either one into your own workspace and it stays linked to ours, so you can pull updates later.

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Start here — Getting Started

Eight requests in three folders. The first folder reaches a real 200 in two requests with no account and no API key: it mints a short-lived sandbox key, stores it in a collection variable, and synthesizes a snippet of speech. Folder 2 walks the submit-a-job / poll-the-status pattern the rest of the API uses, and folder 3 covers your wallet balance and registering a webhook so you can stop polling altogether. Run in Postman

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The full reference

Every endpoint we support — 299 requests across 13 folders: text to speech and voice design, transcription, music, audiobook, podcast, reader, stem separation, speaker separation, noise removal, audio to MIDI, webhooks, your wallet and your API keys. Use it as a browsable reference once you know the shape of a call. Run in Postman
The reference collection is regenerated from the live OpenAPI document on a schedule and pushed to the same collection id, so a fork tracks the real API instead of drifting away from it. The Getting Started collection is hand-maintained and deliberately small.

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Authenticating your fork

Every authenticated request sends X-API-Key: {{apiKey}}. You have two ways to fill that in.
  1. Create an API key in your dashboard.
  2. Open the forked collection → Variables tab.
  3. Paste the key into the current value of apiKey, and leave baseUrl at https://api.audiopod.ai.
Keep the key in current value, not initial value — initial values travel with the collection when you share it.
Folder 1 of Getting Started needs neither — the sandbox is keyless. If you run an authenticated request with apiKey still blank, the collection’s pre-request script stops it with an explanatory message rather than sending an unauthorized call.

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Browse without forking

Getting Started

Eight requests, keyless first call

AudioPod AI API

The full 299-request reference

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Next steps

Quick Start

The same flow in cURL, Python and Node.js

API Keys

Create, scope and rotate keys

Webhooks

One subscription, every job type — stop polling