# Integrating Pixabay into your email campaigns

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You can access the 'Free Stock Art' feature when creating your email templates once you've integrated a free Pixabay account
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First, get your API key by going to this link while logged into Pixabay:

<https://pixabay.com/api/docs/#api_search_images>

Next, add your Pixabay API key to edcom-install/config/edcom.json

```
"pixabay_key": "",
```

Finally, restart the platform from the edcom-install directory

<pre><code><strong>./restart.sh
</strong></code></pre>