Partner pages — LeiCraftClient Docs

Partner pages and the official LeiCraftClient page work like community pages, with a few extras: items go live without a review, and you can make exclusive items that only selected players get, through redeem codes or direct gifts. This page explains these extras.

Getting a partner page

The LeiCraftClient admins create partner pages and choose the owner. If you'd like one, ask the team on Discord. You need to have logged in to the website once. The page then shows up in the Creator Studio under My pages.

Compared to a community page:

Publish makes an item live immediately. There is no moderator review.
Items can be Free or Exclusive.
The page has two more tabs: Redeem codes and Members.
Moderators can still take down items or hide the page.
Only admins can delete a partner page.

Members

Open the Members tab to see who manages the page with you.

Role	Can do
Manager	Edits items, collections, codes and grants
Owner	Also manages the members

To add someone, click Add member, choose Find user by (Discord user id or LeiCraftClient user id), enter the id, pick a Role and click Add. They need to have logged in to the LeiCraftClient website once.

Only owners can add members, change roles in the list and remove members. An owner can also leave the page with the remove button next to their own name (Leave page). Managers who want to leave ask an owner to remove them.

To copy someone's Discord user id, turn on Developer Mode in Discord's advanced settings, then right-click the user and choose Copy User ID.

Exclusive items

In the item editor, set Availability to Exclusive and click Save. Exclusive items are only available through redeem codes and grants.

Only players who own the item can wear it. Owned exclusives always stay in the owner's wardrobe.
The shop shows the item with an Exclusive badge. Turn off Listed if it shouldn't appear in the shop lists at all.
The files of an exclusive item belong to your page. No other page can use them, even by uploading the same file again.

After you saved an item as exclusive, the editor shows an Owners card. See Direct grants.

Redeem codes

Use redeem codes when you don't know the players' accounts yet, for example for giveaways or events.

Open the Redeem codes tab

Click New codes. You can also click Redeem codes in an item's Owners card, which selects that item for you.

Choose the items

Under Items, select one or more exclusive items (up to 20). The code gives all of them at once.

Choose the code type

Random codes: set How many codes (1 to 500). Each code gets its own uses.
Custom code: type your own code, for example SUMMER2026. It needs 4 to 32 letters, digits or hyphens, and is not case-sensitive.

Set the limits

Uses per code: how often each code can be redeemed, or Unlimited.
Expires: leave it empty for a code that never expires.
Note: only visible to your team, for example who you gave the codes to.

Click Create

A dialog shows the new codes. Copy single codes or redeem links, use Copy all, or download them as CSV.

Players redeem codes on the website under Inventory. A redeem link opens the inventory with the code already filled in. For the player's side, see Exclusive items and redeem codes.

The codes list shows each code's uses and status: Active, Disabled, Expired or Used up. The menu of a code has Copy code, Copy redeem link, Redemptions (who redeemed it), Edit (uses, expiry and note), Disable / Enable and Delete. When you delete a code, it stops working. Players who already redeemed it keep their items.

Direct grants

Use a grant to give an exclusive item to one specific player.

Open the item and go to the Owners card ("Give this item to specific players").
Under Find user by, choose Minecraft name, Minecraft UUID, Discord user id or LeiCraftClient user id.
Enter the User and, if you like, a Note (only visible to your team).
Click Grant.

The player needs a LeiCraftClient account. A Minecraft name or UUID only works once that Minecraft account is linked. For everyone else, use redeem codes.

The Owners list shows everyone who owns the item and whether they got it from a Code or a Grant. Revoke takes the item away again and unequips it from all of their Minecraft accounts.

API keys for bots

You can automate grants and codes, for example with a Discord bot that rewards your community. For this you need an API key.

Create a key

Open API Keys in the dashboard sidebar (under Settings) and click New API Key. Enter a Description and choose an Expiration (7 to 365 days, or No Expiration). Click Create API Key.

Copy the key

The key starts with lcc_apikey_. It is only shown once, so copy it right away and store it safely.

Use it

Send the key in the Authorization header of your requests to https://api.client.leicraftmc.de/v1.

For example, this request grants an exclusive item to the player with the linked Minecraft account Notch:

curl -X POST "https://api.client.leicraftmc.de/v1/studio/pages/<pageId>/products/<productId>/owners" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer lcc_apikey_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"minecraft_name": "Notch", "note": "Giveaway winner"}'

Use exactly one of minecraft_name, minecraft_uuid, discord_id or user_id. You find the page and item ids in the Creator Studio address bar (/dashboard/studio/<pageId>/products/<productId>), and the item editor shows the item id as #<id>.

An API key acts as your account. Anyone who has it can act as you, for example manage your pages in the Creator Studio. Never share it or put it in public code. If a key leaks, delete it on the API Keys page. Anything using it stops working immediately.

All endpoints, including redeem codes, are described in the API reference.