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# API Key Permissions

### Create API Key Permission

You can set permissions after creating an [API Key](/dash/organizations/api-keys.md). To do so, click the API Key item to which you intend to assign permissions in the API key list.

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You will be in the API Key dashboard. Click Create API Key Permission, and a modal will appear. Here, you can choose Project ID, Resource, and Verb. You won't be able to modify the permission after creating it.

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Click on **Create** to confirm.

### Delete API Key Permission

To delete an API Key Permission, click the **Delete API Key Permission** button.

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A confirmation modal will pop up. Click **Delete** to confirm.

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### Resources

* **Worlds**: The permission applies to the project's worlds.
* **Objects**: The permission applies to the project's objects.

### Verbs

* **Read**: The API Key can use the resources.
* **Write**: The API Key can edit the resources.
* **Admin**: The API Key can view and edit the resources, and also grant permissions for the resources to others.


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