Published at 04:32 AM, 6o of October 2024
Update (10/10/2024)
API access on flowinity.com should now be restored, but it is discouraged that you use it unless required as some additional limits apply, and we rather recommend you use the new api.flowinity.com subdomain, detailed below.
Notice to ShareX, and Sharenix Users
If you are using ShareX, Sharenix or another Flowinity implementation, you will need to redownload your configuration files on the Settings > Setup page to ensure that you can still upload to Flowinity.
Your ShareX Configuration Settings should look like the following:
Android Automate users will also need to modify the upload block and change the endpoint.
The latest endpoints are as follows:
Upload Gallery API (Multi-file): https://api.flowinity.com/v3/gallery/site
GraphQL API: https://api.flowinity.com/graphql
Notice to Flowshot (Flowinity Flameshot) Users
Ensure that you have updated Flowshot to version v12.1.1 or later to ensure that you are still able to upload to Flowinity.
This update can be obtained from the AUR or GitHub repository.
Notice to custom Flowinity API users
If you would like to get the latest Flowinity API endpoints, you can do so from https://flowinity.com/endpoints.json which contains a JSON array of available Flowinity backends for use, gql field is for the new GraphQL (v4+), api field is for APIv3, and gateway is for the deprecated WebSocket API (replaced with GraphQL subscriptions.)
These changes may also affect the Android app, so please ensure you've downloaded the latest version from Google Play which should be rolling out shortly.
privateuploader.com/graphql & privateuploader.com/api -> Usage discouraged (Still functional)
images.flowinity.com/graphql & images.flowinity.com/api -> Usage discouraged (Still functional)
The above will turn into:
https://flowinity.com/api/v3 -> https://api.flowinity.com/v3
https://flowinity.com/graphql -> https://api.flowinity.com/graphql