- v1
- Teams
- Groups
- Projects
- Account
- Files
- Tasks
- Webhooks
- Webhooks
- v2 (BETA)
- AI agent
- Playlists
- Favorites & Recents
- Notifications
- File comments
- Knowledge base
- Search
- Accounts
- Messages
- Metadata
- Tasks
- Files
- Find files in a team (optionally scoped to a group/project)
- List a team's file-status options
- List folder contents
- Create a folder (mkdir) or import a file from a URL
- Upload a file (streamed binary body)
- Generate AI track tags for files
- Filter-search files across the caller's projects (name fuzzy match + audio-metadata filters)
- Batch get file info (incl. media metadata + AI tags)
- Generate an XLSX report from structured sheets; returns a download URL
- Get file info (incl. media metadata + AI tags)
- Update file properties
- Delete a file
- Deep-link URL to a folder in the app
- Resolve a file's download URL
- List a file's versions
- Copy a file into another folder
- Move (or rename) a file
- Set (or clear) a file's review status
- Set a free-form label on a file version
- Projects
- List team projects (non-grouped)
- Create a project under a team
- Members across the team's projects
- List projects of a group
- Create a project in a group
- Get a project
- Update a project (rename / privacy / avatar)
- Delete a project
- Add a member (by account_id) or invite one (by email)
- Remove a member from the project
- Cancel a pending project invitation (by email)
- Batch get project info
- List ungrouped projects for one or more teams
- List projects for one or more groups
- Search projects by name (fuzzy), optionally scoped to a team/group
- Groups
- Teams
- OAuth
- team
- Schemas
Add a file to a playlist
POST
https://api.pibox.com/api/v2/playlists/{playlistId}/files
Request
Path Params
Body Params application/jsonRequired
Examples
Responses
🟢201Created
application/json
Bodyapplication/json
🟠403Forbidden
Request Request Example
Shell
JavaScript
Java
Swift
curl --location 'https://api.pibox.com/api/v2/playlists//files' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"file_id": 0
}'Response Response Example
201 - Example 1
{
"object": "string",
"data": {
"property1": "string",
"property2": "string"
},
"property1": "string",
"property2": "string"
}Modified at 2026-08-05 12:46:23