Get my Dribbble accountGet the Dribbble account this integration is connected as: its username, display name, bio, location, profile and avatar addresses, follower count, whether it is Pro, whether it may publish a shot right now, and the teams it belongs to. Useful as a connection check, and for reading the team ids that "Create a shot" can publish under.
List my shotsList the shots on the connected account, newest first, with each shot's id, title, description, tags, image addresses and publication date. Results are paged: the answer reports whether Dribbble offered another page and which page number to ask for next. This is how a workflow finds the id of a shot to read, update or delete.
Get a shotGet one shot in full by its id: title, description, tags, dimensions, the image at each size Dribbble keeps, whether it is animated, whether it is low profile, and when it was published and last changed. Paste the shot's id or the address of its page - the id is taken out of the address for you.
Create a shotPublish a new shot. The image must be exactly 400x300 or 800x600 pixels, no larger than 8 MB, and a GIF, JPG or PNG - all three are checked before it is sent, because Dribbble's own refusal names none of them. Dribbble renders the image in the background, so this answers with the new shot's id and page address rather than the finished shot.
Update a shotChange a shot you own: its title, description, tags, low profile setting, scheduled publication time, or the team it is published under. Fields left blank are kept as they are. The image itself cannot be replaced - Dribbble has no endpoint for that.
Delete a shotPermanently remove a shot from the connected account. This cannot be undone, and Dribbble does not return the shot's contents on the way out, so read it first if you need a copy.
List my projectsList the projects on the connected account - the named groups a designer files shots under - with each project's id, name, description and shot count. Results are paged the same way shots are.
Create a projectCreate a project: a named group that shots can be filed under, shown as its own tab on the profile. Answers with the new project, including its id.
Update a projectRename a project, change its description, or both. Whichever field you leave blank is kept as it is.
Delete a projectRemove a project from the connected account. The shots that were filed under it stay on the profile - only the grouping is removed.
