How to Find your Bing Webmaster Tools API Key

Bing Webmaster Tools API Key

This is a short tutorial on how to find your Bing Webmaster Tool’s API key. It is very easy, but I still get asked this a lot. There are a couple different reasons you might need this. One example is if you are managing multiple Bing accounts within Raven Tools, to authorize the 2nd Bing account, you have to have an API key.

Step 1

Login to Bing Webmaster Tools.

Step 2

Click into your website. This assumes you have setup your website in Bing already. I also recommend submitting your sitemap to Bing as well.

Bing Webmaster Tools

Step 3

On the left hand side click into “Webmaster API.” You will have to accept the service agreement which will pop up.

Bing Webmaster Tools API Menu

Step 4

Click on the “Generate” key and then you can copy the API key from the box below. (yes mine is scrambled folks)

Generate Bing API Key

And that’s it! As always feel free to leave your comments below.

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6 thoughts on “How to Find your Bing Webmaster Tools API Key”

    • It depends on what you are using it with. Whatever you are needing the Bing API key for should have documentation of where to enter it.

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    • First off, you should probably look at the date of the post. This hasn’t been updated since 2016. It answers the question perfectly of where things used to be in Bing Webmaster Tools. But some of us are very busy. I don’t have time to update this right now. Also, where did you learn how to spell? 😉 Thanks for a completely useless comment. It looks like you are an idiot, haha.

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      • You’re still not answering the question. Where do you put the key once you generate it ? Simple, isn’t it ?

        Spoiler : the answer isn’t on this page or I wouldn’t lose my time asking for it.

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        • Hey Sam,
          Just click the top gear in the top right. I haven’t bothered updating all the steps/pictures because it’s already super easy to find with one click in Bing Webmaster Tools. I’ll probably just delete this blog post eventually as there is no need for one.

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