Request template size by id

Syntax

/template_sizes/<templatesize_id>/

Retrieves a template size. Note that we do not publish these IDs in the API, so this is of limited use. Instead, just retrieve all template sizes.

Request list of template sizes

Syntax

/template_sizes/

Retrieves all available template sizes.

Parameter	Description
user_key	Your application’s key, from developer.templatecloud.com
format	json or xml
templatesize_id	One template size id (optional; deprecated)
units	imperial or metric (optional).

HTTP request

GET http://api.templatecloud.com/sandbox/template_sizes/?user_key=ba386e729c5f6870cea89f38e92d7a5c&format=json

HTTP response (JSON)

{
    "template_sizes" : [
        {
            "code" : "A4",
            "name" : "A4",
            "width" : "210.0000",
            "height" : "297.0000",
            "bleed" : "1.5000",
            "units" : "mm"
        }, {
            "code" : "A5",
            "name" : "A5",
            "width" : "148.0000",
            "height" : "210.0000",
            "bleed" : "1.5000",
            "units" : "mm"
        },
         ...
    ]
}

Relations

References to template sizes

Use template.size.code to find templates having that template size, when include contains size.

Syntax
```
/templates/?...include=size
```
Hidden: The unpublished template_size.id can be used as a template size argument in the API call, to retrieve a single template size:

Syntax
```
/template_sizes/<templatesize_id>/
```

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