PixelCore exposes a REST API under /api/v1/, but most integrations only need its
URL patterns. Every share is a small set of clean, guessable paths — direct bytes, a view
page, a gallery, an embed and oEmbed discovery — so dropping a file into a forum, a wiki or an
iframe just works.
Reference
URL patterns
The integration surface. {code} is the short share code for a file or album.
/p/{code}
Direct file URLThe raw bytes of the file. This is what the browser extension copies, and what embeds and hotlinks point at.
/v/{code}
Share / view pageThe full share page for a single item — preview, metadata and download.
/s/{code}
Album / galleryA gallery view for a collection. A single-item code here redirects on to its /v page.
/e/{code}
Chrome-free embedA minimal, frameless render of the item — built to drop into an iframe.
/oembed?url=…
oEmbed discoveryReturns oEmbed metadata so forums, Notion and other tools can unfurl a PixelCore link automatically.
Embedding & forums
Drop a file anywhere
Most platforms can unfurl or hotlink a PixelCore link without any custom work.
oEmbed for rich unfurls
Tools that speak oEmbed — forums, Notion and similar — can discover a card via /oembed?url=… and render a proper preview instead of a bare link.
Forum pattern matching
Forum software like XenForo can match the /p/ and /s/ patterns
to inline images and galleries directly in a post — paste the link and it embeds.
Frameless iframes
Need a clean embed with no chrome? Point an <iframe> at /e/{code} for a minimal render that sits neatly inside your own page.
Getting files in
Uploads happen through the web app — drag and drop a file to get a link — or through the
companion browser extension, which uploads and hands you a direct link without opening the
site.