Setup PixVerse
Table of contents
- Create Discord account
- Join PixVerse Discord server
- Create private thread
- Obtain Discord token
- Verify Discord access
Approximately 3 minutes to complete setup steps.
Create Discord account
You need a Discord account to interact with PixVerse Discord bot. Create a new account if you don’t have one already.
Please note even if you have an existing Discord account we are strongly recommending creating a separate Discord account specifically designated to be used with useapi.net API.
If you’re planning to use multiple Discord bots (e.g. Midjourney, Pika, InsightFaceSwap, PixVerse) we strongly suggest creating a designated Discord account for each bot. This approach ensures that your calls to the Discord API will not be rate-limited and creates an isolation layer in case one of the accounts gets banned.
Join PixVerse Discord server
Join official PixVerse Discord server.
Currently the PixVerse Discord bot is free to use. This is likely to change in the future, so please follow the official PixVerse support channels to stay updated.
Create private thread
Currently the PixVerse Discord bot can only be used on the official PixVerse Discord server. To ensure that your generations remain private you will need to select any of the available public generate-…
channels and create a private thread. Generations within your private thread are not visible to other users, only bot owners/admins can see them.
We’re using Opera browser for this tutorial. Opera browser has a free built-in VPN which is handy when you’re setting up and managing multiple Discord accounts.
- Click on the desired public
generate-…
channel. - Click on the thread icon at the top.
- Click on the Create button.
- On the New Thread dialog populate the thread name. Make sure to use original name for the thread and not the one shown in the screenshot above.
- Check the Private Thread checkbox.
Select the created thread as shown in the screenshot above. Notice the Discord URL in your browser which will look like https://discord.com/channels/<server_id>/<channel_id>
. In our example server_id
is 1140860020586713128
and channel_id
is 1246598959947055115
, naturally your channel_id
will be different . Make a note of both values, you will be using them for API setup later on.
Obtain Discord token
Select the created thread as shown in the screenshot above. Right-click inside the field at the bottom of your screen labeled Message "My PixVerse Thread"
. Select Inspect element …
from the popup dialog. The popup dialog text may be different depending on your browser version. If done correctly you will see the Dev Tools panel of your browser.
- Within the Dev Tools panel select the Network tab.
- Add
/api
filter and press enter. - Refresh the page by clicking on the page refresh button.
- Locate and select the
messages?limit=50
network request. - For the selected
messages?limit=50
network request locate and select the Headers tab. - On the Headers tab locate the Request Headers section.
- In the Request Headers section locate the Authorization field and copy its value. This is your Discord token.
There are many tutorials describing how to obtain Discord tokens. Please refer to the following links bellow if you need additional guidance:
Keep in mind that anyone with a Discord token can have full access to your Discord account so please keep it safe and secure. To reset your Discord token simply change your Discord password.
Verify Discord access
Once all the above steps are completed you should have the following:
- Discord token
- Discord server id number
- Discord private thread channel id number