API / Developers

Can I embed the Stupeflix video editor on my site?

There are two ways to add video creation to your site using Stupeflix. You can either create a user facing interface and have your servers call the Stupeflix API to render the videos in the background, or you can integrate the Stupeflix video editor - via iframe - within your site. Our video editor can be styled via CSS, have custom export options (video profiles, user flow, video file destinations), and can accommodate custom video themes. You can see an example of such an implementation with our Youtube application.

What is the Stupeflix API? What is it for?

The Stupeflix API is the video rendering engine at the core of Stupeflix, made available as a web service to third-party developers. The API takes as input an XML file describing the composition of the video and outputs a video file in any resolution and format. The Stupeflix API is designed to power applications that create large volumes of videos (typically more than 1,000 a month) and need a very quick turnaround.

Who uses the Stupeflix API?

The Stupeflix API is used by advertisers of all stripes.

Brands and agencies use the Stupeflix API to power digital marketing campaigns in which users can personalize and share branded videos via web, mobile or Facebook applications. Past customers include Digitas, Miller Lite, Lenovo, Procter & Gamble, Havana Club.

Classified sites use the Stupeflix API to automatically create video presentations of their listings and virtual tours. E-commerce websites use the Stupeflix API to automatically create product videos for their whole catalog. Online directories use the Stupeflix API and the Stupeflix Studio with custom templates to create automatically or manually video ads for small businesses.

How do I get started with the Stupeflix API?

A Software Development Kit (SDK) and supporting documentation are available at http://developer.stupeflix.com/ In order to use the Stupeflix API commercially a licensing agreement is required, defining pricing and terms. More information is available here.