Webdam

API

REST API for accessing and managing Webdam's digital image asset library

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Overview

The Webdam REST API enables programmatic access to its enterprise digital asset management (DAM) platform, focusing on image assets. Core endpoints include retrieving image URLs and metadata (tags, resolutions, licenses), searching assets by keywords/categories, updating asset properties, and managing collections. Responses are structured in JSON. Use cases include integrating approved images into websites/CMS, automating asset distribution to marketing tools, syncing libraries with mobile apps, and streamlining team workflows for asset approval and retrieval.

Example Integration (JavaScript)

script.js JS

fetch('https://www.damsuccess.com/hc/en-us/articles/202134055-REST-API')
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(data => console.log(data))
  .catch(err => console.error(err));

Key Features

  • RESTful architecture
  • JSON response format
  • Image asset retrieval
  • Metadata management (tags, licenses)
  • Advanced search capabilities
  • Collection organization

Frequently Asked Questions

? Is the Webdam API free to use?

No, the Webdam API is only accessible with an active Webdam subscription; there is no standalone free tier.

? Does the Webdam API require authentication?

Yes, it uses API keys or OAuth 2.0 tokens to secure access to your digital asset library.

? What response format does the Webdam API use?

All API responses are in JSON format, including image details, search results, and asset metadata.

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Tool Info

Pricing Paid
Category Photography
Platform Public API

Pros

  • Enterprise-grade DAM integration
  • Rich metadata support
  • Secure authentication
  • Scalable for large libraries

Cons

  • Requires active subscription
  • No free API trial
  • Limited rate limit docs
  • Steep learning curve

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