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Infinity-Filter API

Generate an API token from the panel and explore the endpoints in our public Postman workspace.

The Infinity-Filter public REST API lets you manage networks, domains, backends, sub-users and read analytics programmatically.

Generate an API token

Token creation lives under your user settings. Three steps:

1. Open your user settings

Click your profile button at the bottom of the sidebar to open the profile popover, then click Settings.

Profile popover with the Settings entry highlighted
Profile popover → Settings opens your user settings page.

2. Go to the API Tokens tab

In the vertical settings nav, pick API Tokens. If you haven’t created one yet, you’ll see an empty state explaining that you can create a token by clicking the Add token button in the top-right.

API Tokens tab with the empty state and the Add token button
User Settings → API Tokens. Click Add token to start.

3. Pick the token’s permissions

The Add a API Token dialog opens with a permissions matrix. For each resource (Network, SubUsers, Domains, Backends), tick the verbs you want the token to be allowed to perform (Read, Write, Create, Delete).

Add a API Token dialog with the permissions matrix
Add a API Token — pick which resources × verbs the token can hit.
Read

List and fetch resources. Safe to grant to read-only integrations (Grafana, monitoring, dashboards).

Write

Update existing resources — e.g. change a network setting, swap a backend address.

Create

Create new resources (a new domain, a new backend, …).

Delete

Remove resources. Pair with Read so the integration can confirm what it just deleted.

Confirm with Add to generate the token. The token value is shown once — copy it immediately into a secret manager.

Using the token

Pass it in the Authorization header on every request:

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API documentation on Postman

The full reference — every endpoint, its parameters, and live response examples — lives in our public Postman workspace. It’s the canonical doc for the API itself; this page only covers token creation and usage.

Last updated: May 29, 2026