Bulk API Checker
Bulk API Checker
Test and validate multiple AI API keys at once. Supports 6 providers.
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Add your API keys to test them in bulk. Supports OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Groq, ZAI/GLM, and OpenRouter.
📖 Supported Providers
Google Gemini
AIza...
4 models
OpenAI
sk-...
4 models
Anthropic Claude
sk-ant-...
4 models
Groq
gsk_...
4 models
ZAI / GLM
your-api-key
5 models
OpenRouter
sk-or-...
5 models
🔒 Privacy: All API keys are tested directly from your browser. Keys are stored in your browser's localStorage and are never sent to our servers. Each test sends a minimal request ("Respond with: API_KEY_VALID") to verify the key works.
Tentang Bulk API Key CheckerAbout Bulk API Key Checker
Why You Need a Bulk API Key Checker
Managing multiple AI API keys across different providers is a common challenge for developers working with OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Groq, xAI, and OpenRouter. Keys expire, get revoked, hit quota limits, or simply stop working — and discovering these issues in production is far more costly than catching them early. A bulk API key checker lets you validate all your keys at once, ensuring they are active, valid, and have remaining quota before you deploy code that depends on them.
Our free API key validator at Jayax.dev tests multiple AI API keys simultaneously across all major providers. Paste your keys, click Check, and get instant results showing which keys are valid, which have issues, and which need to be regenerated.
How to Check Your API Keys
Validating your API keys takes just seconds. Follow these steps:
- Select the provider — Choose the AI provider for your keys (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Groq, xAI, or OpenRouter).
- Paste your API keys — Enter one or more API keys, one per line. You can check multiple keys simultaneously.
- Click Check — The tool tests each key with a minimal API call to verify validity and quota status.
- Review results — See the status of each key: valid, invalid, quota exceeded, or rate limited.
- Take action — Regenerate any invalid keys from your provider dashboard and update your application configuration.
Supported AI API Providers
The tool supports all major AI API providers, each tested with provider-specific validation methods.
OpenAI (GPT)
Validates OpenAI API keys for GPT-3.5, GPT-4, and other OpenAI models. Checks key validity, organization access, and remaining quota by listing available models.
Anthropic (Claude)
Validates Anthropic API keys for Claude models. Verifies key authentication and account status through the Anthropic API.
Google (Gemini)
Validates Google AI API keys for Gemini models. Checks key validity and project access through the Gemini API.
Other Providers
Also supports Groq (fast inference for open-source models), xAI (Grok), and OpenRouter (multi-provider gateway). Each provider is tested with the appropriate validation endpoint.
Key Features of the Jayax.dev API Key Checker
Our API key tester is designed for speed, security, and comprehensive coverage.
- Multi-provider support — Check keys for OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Groq, xAI, and OpenRouter in one tool
- Bulk validation — Test multiple keys simultaneously with parallel processing for fast results
- Minimal credit usage — Uses lightweight API calls (model listing or single-token requests) that consume negligible credits
- Detailed status reporting — Clear status for each key: valid, invalid, quota exceeded, rate limited, or error
- Direct browser testing — Keys are sent directly to the respective provider APIs, never through our servers
- Instant results — Results appear as each key check completes, with a summary of all key statuses
API Key Management Best Practices
Never hardcode API keys in your source code — use environment variables or secret management services instead. Rotate keys regularly and revoke old ones. Use separate keys for development and production with appropriate rate limits. Monitor your API usage dashboards regularly to detect unexpected consumption that could indicate a compromised key. Set up billing alerts to catch runaway usage before it becomes expensive. Always use HTTPS when making API calls to protect keys in transit.
Pertanyaan yang Sering DiajukanFrequently Asked Questions
The tool tests multiple AI API keys simultaneously to verify they are valid, active, and have remaining quota. It supports major AI providers including OpenAI (GPT), Anthropic (Claude), Google (Gemini), Groq, xAI (Grok), and OpenRouter. Simply paste your API keys and the tool checks each one instantly.
The tool supports OpenAI (GPT-3.5, GPT-4), Anthropic (Claude), Google (Gemini), Groq (Llama, Mixtral), xAI (Grok), and OpenRouter. Each provider is tested with a minimal API call to verify key validity and quota status without consuming significant credits.
Paste your API key(s) into the input area, select the provider, and click Check. The tool makes a minimal API call to the provider and reports whether the key is valid, expired, rate-limited, or has insufficient quota. Results appear instantly for each key.
The tool uses minimal API calls (typically listing models or sending a single-token request) to verify key validity. These calls consume negligible or zero credits on most providers. The verification is designed to be as lightweight as possible while confirming the key works.
Yes, the bulk checker is designed to test multiple keys simultaneously. Paste multiple keys (one per line) and the tool checks all of them in parallel, providing a summary of which keys are valid, invalid, or have issues.
All API key checking happens directly from your browser. The keys are sent only to the respective AI provider APIs for verification — they are never sent to our servers or stored anywhere. However, always exercise caution when entering API keys in any tool and consider using keys with minimal permissions for testing.
An invalid API key typically means: the key has been revoked or deleted, the key was copied incorrectly (check for extra spaces or missing characters), the key has expired, or the account associated with the key has been suspended. Double-check the key and regenerate it from your provider dashboard if needed.
Quota exceeded means the API key is valid but has reached its usage limit. This could be a free tier limit, a monthly billing cap, or a rate limit. Check your provider dashboard to review usage and consider upgrading your plan or waiting for the limit to reset.
Check your API keys whenever you rotate or generate new ones, when you suspect a key may have been compromised, when switching between development environments, or when troubleshooting API connection issues in your applications. Regular checks help catch expired or revoked keys before they cause production failures.
Currently, the tool is specifically designed for AI API providers (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Groq, xAI, OpenRouter). Support for additional API providers may be added in the future. For other APIs, check the provider documentation for key validation endpoints.