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Inspect the request flow first
Read the download, progress, and subtitles endpoints before you create credentials.
Open API docsAPI key signup
Sign up to generate a dashboard API key, then use the docs and pricing context here to make your first request with the right endpoint, format, and polling flow.
First call template
curl --location "https://p.savenow.to/api/v2/download?format=mp3&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DK1Pu75yJUOE&apikey=YOUR_API_KEY"
This public command is a template. Copy it now, replace YOUR_API_KEY after signup, or use the dashboard copy action for a ready-to-run command with your real key.
p.savenow.to is the default shared API host used in public examples. If your dashboard shows a custom API hostname, use that account-specific host instead.
Success and streaming
success: true with a ready streaming URL in the url field.
url for the direct Download v2 file stream.
Docs
Read the download, progress, and subtitles endpoints before you create credentials.
Open API docsPricing
Use the pricing calculator if you want format, volume, or extended-duration context attached to signup.
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Registration creates your account and dashboard API key so you can return to the docs with credentials ready for the first request.
Create account and API keyAPI key FAQ
Continue from this page to create your account. After registration, the dashboard generates the API key that belongs to your account and is used for download, subtitle, transcript, and progress requests.
Open the dashboard after signup and use the API Key area to copy the generated key. The public page only shows a masked example so your real credential is never exposed before you sign in.
Start with the documented cURL request for GET /api/v2/download using a video URL, format, and your dashboard API key. A working request returns success: true and a ready streaming URL.
Use the pricing calculator to estimate usage by format, volume, and duration. When you continue from pricing to this page, that intent is carried into signup so the first-request context stays intact.
The API docs show authentication parameters, Download v2 examples, subtitles and transcripts, legacy progress polling, and downloadable OpenAPI files for reviewing request and response schemas.