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Rotating a key invalidates the current key immediately and generates a new one. Use this when a key has been compromised or when you need to refresh credentials.
1

Open key options

Navigate to Account Settings, find the key you want to rotate, and click the three-dot menu. Select Rotate Key.
Key options with Rotate Key selected
2

Configure the new key

In the rotation dialog, configure your replacement key:
  • Name (optional) — A label to identify the new key
  • Expiration — Choose from: No expiration, 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, or 90 days
Rotate API Key dialog
Click Rotate Key to proceed.
3

Copy the new key

The old key is immediately invalidated. Your new key is displayed in the success dialog.
API Key Rotated success dialog
Copy the new key now. It will not be shown again after you close this dialog.
Click Done to return to the keys list.

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What happens during rotation

  • The old key is permanently invalidated — any requests using it will immediately return 401 API_KEY_INVALID
  • A new key is generated with the prefix uspl_ and the configuration you specified
  • The new key counts toward your 3-key limit (the old key no longer counts)
To avoid downtime, update your integration with the new key before the rotation takes effect. Consider using environment variables or a secret manager so key updates require only one change.

Revoke API Key

Permanently delete a key without replacement

Manage API Keys

View all your keys and their status

Create API Key

Create a new key from scratch

Best Practices

Plan for key rotation with zero downtime