Postman Collection

Import our ready-made Postman collection to start testing the Vidocu API in minutes.

Download Postman Collection

Setup

1. Open Postman and click Import
2. Select the downloaded JSON file
3. Open the collection's Variables tab and set:

Variable	Value
base_url	https://api.vidocu.ai
api_key	Your API key (from the Dashboard)

4. Click Save

What's included

Every endpoint in the API - 125 requests across 15 folders, grouped the same way as these docs:

Folder	Requests		Folder	Requests
Knowledge Center	22		Courses	8
Training Modules	16		AI Recorder	8
Brand Kit	14		Videos	6
Governance	10		Reference	6
Operations	10		Projects	5
Remix	9		Webhooks	4
Tools	3		Jobs / Usage	2 each

The collection is generated from the OpenAPI spec, so it can't fall behind the API - a build fails if it does. Don't edit it by hand; changes are overwritten.

Request bodies are pre-filled with an example derived from each endpoint's schema, and optional query parameters appear as disabled rows so you can see what's available without sending them.

Auto-saved variables

Creating a resource stores its id in a collection variable, so the next request can use it without copying anything:

Request	Saves
Upload a video	video_id
Create a project	project_id
Create an article	article_id
Create a remix	remix_id
Start a recording	job_id

Endpoints with an :id in the path use {{resource_id}} - set it once per folder you're testing.

Suggested test flow

1. Upload a video - creates a draft and saves video_id
2. Analyze a video - starts transcription and analysis
3. Get job status - poll until status is completed
4. Get subtitles - check the transcript
5. Generate a help article - from the transcript
6. Export a video - render the finished file

Collection auth

Authentication is set at the collection level using a Bearer token. All requests inherit it automatically — no need to set auth on individual requests.