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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa077.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/create-an-app/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/create-an-app/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/create-an-app\/","crawl_time":1770452292,"first_indexed_time":0,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,facebook!developers,\/docs\/development\/create-an-app\/ s443","src_root_hash":"6329005247723782277","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Create an App - App Development with Meta - Documentation - Meta for Developers","meta_descriptions":["How to create a Meta app in the Meta App Dashboard"],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Creating an app with Meta is a crucial first step for any developer looking to integrate with Meta’s products, SDKs, or APIs. This process ensures your app is properly identified, configured, and authorized to interact with Meta’s platform and services.\nBefore you start\nTo create an app with Meta, you must first\nregister as a developer\nand be\nlogged into your developer account\n.\nOverview\nYou need to create an app to be able to:\nEnable Integration:\nGain access to Meta’s SDKs and APIs, allowing your app to interact with Facebook, Instagram, and other Meta products.\nManage Permissions and Data Access:\nReview and comply with requirements for accessing user data, ensuring your app meets Meta’s privacy and security standards.\nObtain Credentials:\nReceive a unique App ID and App Secret, which are required for authentication and generating access tokens for testing and production use.\nWhat are use cases?\nUse cases define the main ways your app will interact with Meta’s platform, such as authenticating users, accessing social features, or managing business assets.\nWhen you add a use case to your app, permissions, features, and products are automatically added to your app that provide the use case's functionality to your app. For example, if you select the\nManage everything on your Page\nuse case, the\nbusiness_management\n,\npages_show_list\n, and\npublic_profile\nare added. These permissions that are required for this use case to work properly, and can't be removed. Additionally, the\npages_manage_engagement\npermission is added by default but it can be removed if your app doesn't need it to function as you want it to. You can also add optional permissions, such as\npages_read_engagement\n, and the Business Asset User Profile Access feature if your app needs it to function the way you want it to.\nYou can add multiple use cases to a single app, provided they are compatible with each other. For example, you can add the\nAccess Threads API\nuse case to an app with the\nManage everything on your Page\nuse case, but you can't add the\nAuthenticate and request data from users with Facebook Login\nuse case since it is incompatible. During initial app creation, after you select a use case,\nincompatible use cases are greyed out.\nNote:\nFacebook Login for Business\nand\nWebhooks\nmight automatically be added to your app.\nAdditionally, you can\nCreate an app without a use case\nto obtain an app ID, but this app will not have any permissions, features, or products associated with it.\nOnce your app has been created, you can customize each use case, and add compatible use cases. If you choose to add additional use cases later,\nonly compatible use cases are displayed\n.\nUse cases cannot be removed\nafter you create your app. You can add compatible use cases to an existing app, however, once added, a use case cannot be removed.\nAvailable use cases\nWhat are permissions and features?\nPermissions\nare how your app asks someone if it can access their data stored on Meta's servers.\nLearn more.\nFeatures\nare authorization mechanisms that allow your app to access specific endpoints that don’t require explicit consent from your app users in order to access the user’s data for a specific purpose.\nLearn more.\nWhen customizing a use case, you will see a list of permissions and features that are available for the use case. A use case has permissions that are required for the use case to work proper. These required permission can't be removed. A use case might also have optional permissions that you can add that provide additional functionality. Optional permissions can be added or removed at any time during development.\nOnly add optional permissions that your app needs in order to work the way you want it to.\nUse Case Permission Mapping\nThe following table shows you the permissions and features that are both required for a particular use case and additional, optional permissions and features that are available for that use case.\nWhat is a business portfolio?\nA business portfolio allows organizations to bring their Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, ad accounts, catalogs and other business assets together so you can manage them, and the people who access them, from one place using business tools such as Meta Business Suite and Business Manager.\nLearn more about business portfolios.\nIf your app will access data that you don't own or manage, you must connect your app to a business portfolio. You can connect a business portfolio at any time during development.\nWhat is a verified business?\nTo access certain products and features, Meta may ask you to verify your business. This process helps us confirm that your business portfolio belongs to a legitimate business or organization. Not all businesses need to or may have the option to complete verification.\nLearn more about business verification.\nWhat is App Review?\nApp Review is the process that enables Meta to ensure that apps use Meta APIs, SDKs, and products appropriately. It is required if your app will be used by people without a role on your app or a role on the business that is connected to your app.\nLearn more about App Review.\nApp creation video\nSomething Went Wrong\nWe're having trouble playing this video.\nApp creation steps\nStart\nNavigate to\nhttps:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/apps\/creation\/\nto begin the app creation process.\nApp details\nEnter your\napp’s name\nand a\ncontact email address\n.\nClick\nNext\n.\nUse cases\nSelect one or more use cases for your app. You can add additional, compatible use cases now or at any time during development.\nIncompatible use cases are greyed out.\nIf you choose to add additional use cases later, only compatible use cases are displayed.\nSome products, such as\nFacebook Login for Business\nor\nWebhooks\n, might be automatically included in your use case.\nIf you need a use case not listed, select\nOther\nand following the instructions in\nour Other App Types guide\n.\nClick\nNext\n.\nBusiness\nSelect an option:\nA verified business portfolio\nAn unverified business portfolio\nI don't want to connect a business portfolio yet.\nCreate a business portfolio\nAdd your information in the pop-up.\nYou can submit your business portfolio for verification now, Meta's Business Manager will open in a new browser window, or later.\nWhen complete, return to the dashboard and select your new business portfolio.\nClick\nNext\n.\nRequirements\nYour app might need to complete certain requirements, such as\nApp Review\n, to get and maintain data access for your app's use cases.\nClick\nNext\n.\nOverview\nReview\nyour app's details, use cases, connected business, and requirements.\nIf you need to make any changes, you can click\nApp details\n,\nUse cases\n,\nBusiness\n, or\nRequirements\nat the top of the page or the\nPrevious\nbutton in the lower-right.\nYou can also review the\nMeta Platform Terms\nand\nDeveloper Policies\nby following the links at the bottom of the page.\nClick\nGo to dashboard\nto finalized the app creation process.\nYou are redirected to the dashboard and can now customize each use case you've selected for your app.\nTroubleshooting\nIf you are unable to create an app, you might have reached the app limit. You are permitted to have a\ndeveloper or administrator role on a maximum of 15 apps\nthat are not already connected to a\nMeta Verified Business Account\n. If you have reached the app limit and are unable to create an application or accept a new pending role, take the following steps in the dashboard:\nConnect a\nverified business portfolio\nto any apps that are not already connected to one.\nRemove any old or unused apps – Archived apps count towards the app limit; if you no longer require these apps, we suggest removing them.\nRemove yourself as an administrator or developer from an app.","attrs_markdown":"![](https:\/\/facebook.com\/security\/hsts-pixel.gif?c=3.2.5)\n\n[App Development with Meta](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development)\n\n- [Register](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/register)\n- [Create an App](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/create-an-app)\n- [Use Case Customization](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/app-customization)\n- [App Dashboard](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/create-an-app\/app-dashboard)\n- [Build and Test](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/build-and-test)\n- [Release](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/release)\n- [Transfer Ownership](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/create-an-app\/transfer-an-app)\n- [Maintaining Data Access](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/maintaining-data-access)\n- [Terms and Policies](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/terms-and-policies)\n- [Support](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/support)\n- [Trust Center](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/trust-center)\n\n# Create an App with Meta\nCreating an app with Meta is a crucial first step for any developer looking to integrate with Meta’s products, SDKs, or APIs. This process ensures your app is properly identified, configured, and authorized to interact with Meta’s platform and services.\n\n## Before you start\nTo create an app with Meta, you must first [**register as a developer**](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/register) and be [logged into your developer account](https:\/\/facebook.com\/).\n\n## Overview\nYou need to create an app to be able to:\n\n- **Enable Integration:** Gain access to Meta’s SDKs and APIs, allowing your app to interact with Facebook, Instagram, and other Meta products.\n- **Manage Permissions and Data Access:** Review and comply with requirements for accessing user data, ensuring your app meets Meta’s privacy and security standards.\n- **Obtain Credentials:** Receive a unique App ID and App Secret, which are required for authentication and generating access tokens for testing and production use.\n### What are use cases?\n**Use cases define the main ways your app will interact with Meta’s platform, such as authenticating users, accessing social features, or managing business assets.**\n\nWhen you add a use case to your app, permissions, features, and products are automatically added to your app that provide the use case's functionality to your app. For example, if you select the **Manage everything on your Page** use case, the `business_management`, `pages_show_list`, and `public_profile` are added. These permissions that are required for this use case to work properly, and can't be removed. Additionally, the `pages_manage_engagement` permission is added by default but it can be removed if your app doesn't need it to function as you want it to. You can also add optional permissions, such as `pages_read_engagement`, and the Business Asset User Profile Access feature if your app needs it to function the way you want it to.\n\nYou can add multiple use cases to a single app, provided they are compatible with each other. For example, you can add the **Access Threads API** use case to an app with the **Manage everything on your Page** use case, but you can't add the **Authenticate and request data from users with Facebook Login** use case since it is incompatible. During initial app creation, after you select a use case, ***incompatible use cases are greyed out.***\n\n**Note:** [Facebook Login for Business](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/facebook-login\/facebook-login-for-business\/) and [Webhooks](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/graph-api\/webhooks\/getting-started\/webhooks-for-ad-accounts) might automatically be added to your app.\n\nAdditionally, you can **Create an app without a use case** to obtain an app ID, but this app will not have any permissions, features, or products associated with it.\n\nOnce your app has been created, you can customize each use case, and add compatible use cases. If you choose to add additional use cases later, ***only compatible use cases are displayed***.\n\n**Use cases cannot be removed** after you create your app. You can add compatible use cases to an existing app, however, once added, a use case cannot be removed.\n\n### Available use cases\n### What are permissions and features?\n**Permissions** are how your app asks someone if it can access their data stored on Meta's servers. [Learn more.](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/facebook-login\/guides\/permissions\/)\n\n**Features** are authorization mechanisms that allow your app to access specific endpoints that don’t require explicit consent from your app users in order to access the user’s data for a specific purpose. [Learn more.](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/features-reference\/)\n\nWhen customizing a use case, you will see a list of permissions and features that are available for the use case. A use case has permissions that are required for the use case to work proper. These required permission can't be removed. A use case might also have optional permissions that you can add that provide additional functionality. Optional permissions can be added or removed at any time during development. **Only add optional permissions that your app needs in order to work the way you want it to.**\n#### Use Case Permission Mapping\nThe following table shows you the permissions and features that are both required for a particular use case and additional, optional permissions and features that are available for that use case.\n\n### What is a business portfolio?\n**A business portfolio allows organizations to bring their Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, ad accounts, catalogs and other business assets together so you can manage them, and the people who access them, from one place using business tools such as Meta Business Suite and Business Manager.** [Learn more about business portfolios.](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/business\/help\/486932075688253)\n\nIf your app will access data that you don't own or manage, you must connect your app to a business portfolio. You can connect a business portfolio at any time during development.\n\n#### What is a verified business?\nTo access certain products and features, Meta may ask you to verify your business. This process helps us confirm that your business portfolio belongs to a legitimate business or organization. Not all businesses need to or may have the option to complete verification. [Learn more about business verification.](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/business\/help\/1095661473946872)\n\n### What is App Review?\nApp Review is the process that enables Meta to ensure that apps use Meta APIs, SDKs, and products appropriately. It is required if your app will be used by people without a role on your app or a role on the business that is connected to your app. [Learn more about App Review.](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/resp-plat-initiatives)\n\n### App creation video\n![](https:\/\/static.xx.fbcdn.net\/rsrc.php\/v4\/y4\/r\/-PAXP-deijE.gif)\n\nSomething Went Wrong\n\nWe're having trouble playing this video.\n\n[Learn more](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/help\/396404120401278\/list)\n\n## App creation steps\n### Start\n1. Navigate to **[https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/apps\/creation\/](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/apps\/creation\/)** to begin the app creation process.\n### App details\n1. Enter your **app’s name** and a **contact email address**.\n2. Click **Next**.\n### Use cases\n1. Select one or more use cases for your app. You can add additional, compatible use cases now or at any time during development.\n   - **Incompatible use cases are greyed out.**\n   - If you choose to add additional use cases later, only compatible use cases are displayed.\n   - Some products, such as [Facebook Login for Business](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/facebook-login\/facebook-login-for-business\/) or [Webhooks](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/graph-api\/webhooks\/getting-started\/webhooks-for-ad-accounts), might be automatically included in your use case.\n   - If you need a use case not listed, select **Other** and following the instructions in [our Other App Types guide](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/create-an-app\/other-app-types).\n2. Click **Next**.\n### Business\n1. Select an option:\n   - A verified business portfolio\n   - An unverified business portfolio\n   - **I don't want to connect a business portfolio yet.**\n   - **Create a business portfolio**\n     - Add your information in the pop-up.\n     - You can submit your business portfolio for verification now, Meta's Business Manager will open in a new browser window, or later.\n     - When complete, return to the dashboard and select your new business portfolio.\n2. Click **Next**.\n### Requirements\nYour app might need to complete certain requirements, such as [App Review](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/resp-plat-initiatives\/individual-processes\/app-review\/), to get and maintain data access for your app's use cases.\n\n1. Click **Next**.\n### Overview\n1. **Review** your app's details, use cases, connected business, and requirements.\n   - If you need to make any changes, you can click **App details**, **Use cases**, **Business**, or **Requirements** at the top of the page or the **Previous** button in the lower-right.\n   - You can also review the [Meta Platform Terms](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/terms\/) and [Developer Policies](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/devpolicy\/) by following the links at the bottom of the page.\n2. Click **Go to dashboard** to finalized the app creation process.\n\nYou are redirected to the dashboard and can now customize each use case you've selected for your app.\n\n## Troubleshooting\nIf you are unable to create an app, you might have reached the app limit. You are permitted to have a **developer or administrator role on a maximum of 15 apps** that are not already connected to a [Meta Verified Business Account](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/business\/help\/308979828303560). If you have reached the app limit and are unable to create an application or accept a new pending role, take the following steps in the dashboard:\n\n- Connect a [verified business portfolio](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/release\/business-verification) to any apps that are not already connected to one.\n- Remove any old or unused apps – Archived apps count towards the app limit; if you no longer require these apps, we suggest removing them.\n- Remove yourself as an administrator or developer from an app.\n\n## Next Steps\n**Customize your use cases:** Now that you have created your app, you can [customize your use cases](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/app-customization\/).\n\n![](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tr?id=675141479195042&ev=PageView&noscript=1)\n\n![](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tr?id=574561515946252&ev=PageView&noscript=1)\n\n![](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tr?id=1754628768090156&ev=PageView&noscript=1)","attrs_readable_markdown":"Creating an app with Meta is a crucial first step for any developer looking to integrate with Meta’s products, SDKs, or APIs. This process ensures your app is properly identified, configured, and authorized to interact with Meta’s platform and services.\n\n## Before you start\nTo create an app with Meta, you must first [**register as a developer**](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/register) and be [logged into your developer account](https:\/\/facebook.com\/).\n\n## Overview\nYou need to create an app to be able to:\n\n- **Enable Integration:** Gain access to Meta’s SDKs and APIs, allowing your app to interact with Facebook, Instagram, and other Meta products.\n- **Manage Permissions and Data Access:** Review and comply with requirements for accessing user data, ensuring your app meets Meta’s privacy and security standards.\n- **Obtain Credentials:** Receive a unique App ID and App Secret, which are required for authentication and generating access tokens for testing and production use.\n### What are use cases?\n**Use cases define the main ways your app will interact with Meta’s platform, such as authenticating users, accessing social features, or managing business assets.**\n\nWhen you add a use case to your app, permissions, features, and products are automatically added to your app that provide the use case's functionality to your app. For example, if you select the **Manage everything on your Page** use case, the `business_management`, `pages_show_list`, and `public_profile` are added. These permissions that are required for this use case to work properly, and can't be removed. Additionally, the `pages_manage_engagement` permission is added by default but it can be removed if your app doesn't need it to function as you want it to. You can also add optional permissions, such as `pages_read_engagement`, and the Business Asset User Profile Access feature if your app needs it to function the way you want it to.\n\nYou can add multiple use cases to a single app, provided they are compatible with each other. For example, you can add the **Access Threads API** use case to an app with the **Manage everything on your Page** use case, but you can't add the **Authenticate and request data from users with Facebook Login** use case since it is incompatible. During initial app creation, after you select a use case, ***incompatible use cases are greyed out.***\n\n**Note:** [Facebook Login for Business](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/facebook-login\/facebook-login-for-business\/) and [Webhooks](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/graph-api\/webhooks\/getting-started\/webhooks-for-ad-accounts) might automatically be added to your app.\n\nAdditionally, you can **Create an app without a use case** to obtain an app ID, but this app will not have any permissions, features, or products associated with it.\n\nOnce your app has been created, you can customize each use case, and add compatible use cases. If you choose to add additional use cases later, ***only compatible use cases are displayed***.\n\n**Use cases cannot be removed** after you create your app. You can add compatible use cases to an existing app, however, once added, a use case cannot be removed.\n\n### Available use cases\nWhat are permissions and features? **Permissions** are how your app asks someone if it can access their data stored on Meta's servers. [Learn more.](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/facebook-login\/guides\/permissions\/) **Features** are authorization mechanisms that allow your app to access specific endpoints that don’t require explicit consent from your app users in order to access the user’s data for a specific purpose. [Learn more.](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/features-reference\/) When customizing a use case, you will see a list of permissions and features that are available for the use case. A use case has permissions that are required for the use case to work proper. These required permission can't be removed. A use case might also have optional permissions that you can add that provide additional functionality. Optional permissions can be added or removed at any time during development. **Only add optional permissions that your app needs in order to work the way you want it to.**\n\n#### Use Case Permission Mapping\nThe following table shows you the permissions and features that are both required for a particular use case and additional, optional permissions and features that are available for that use case.\n\n### What is a business portfolio?\n**A business portfolio allows organizations to bring their Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, ad accounts, catalogs and other business assets together so you can manage them, and the people who access them, from one place using business tools such as Meta Business Suite and Business Manager.** [Learn more about business portfolios.](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/business\/help\/486932075688253)\n\nIf your app will access data that you don't own or manage, you must connect your app to a business portfolio. You can connect a business portfolio at any time during development.\n\n#### What is a verified business?\nTo access certain products and features, Meta may ask you to verify your business. This process helps us confirm that your business portfolio belongs to a legitimate business or organization. Not all businesses need to or may have the option to complete verification. [Learn more about business verification.](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/business\/help\/1095661473946872)\n\n### What is App Review?\nApp Review is the process that enables Meta to ensure that apps use Meta APIs, SDKs, and products appropriately. It is required if your app will be used by people without a role on your app or a role on the business that is connected to your app. [Learn more about App Review.](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/resp-plat-initiatives)\n\n### App creation video\n![](https:\/\/static.xx.fbcdn.net\/rsrc.php\/v4\/y4\/r\/-PAXP-deijE.gif)\n\nSomething Went Wrong\n\nWe're having trouble playing this video.\n\n## App creation steps\n### Start\n1. Navigate to **<https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/apps\/creation\/>** to begin the app creation process.\n### App details\n1. Enter your **app’s name** and a **contact email address**.\n2. Click **Next**.\n### Use cases\n1. Select one or more use cases for your app. You can add additional, compatible use cases now or at any time during development.\n   - **Incompatible use cases are greyed out.**\n   - If you choose to add additional use cases later, only compatible use cases are displayed.\n   - Some products, such as [Facebook Login for Business](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/facebook-login\/facebook-login-for-business\/) or [Webhooks](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/graph-api\/webhooks\/getting-started\/webhooks-for-ad-accounts), might be automatically included in your use case.\n   - If you need a use case not listed, select **Other** and following the instructions in [our Other App Types guide](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/create-an-app\/other-app-types).\n2. Click **Next**.\n### Business\n1. Select an option:\n   - A verified business portfolio\n   - An unverified business portfolio\n   - **I don't want to connect a business portfolio yet.**\n   - **Create a business portfolio**\n     - Add your information in the pop-up.\n     - You can submit your business portfolio for verification now, Meta's Business Manager will open in a new browser window, or later.\n     - When complete, return to the dashboard and select your new business portfolio.\n2. Click **Next**.\n### Requirements\nYour app might need to complete certain requirements, such as [App Review](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/resp-plat-initiatives\/individual-processes\/app-review\/), to get and maintain data access for your app's use cases.\n\n1. Click **Next**.\n### Overview\n1. **Review** your app's details, use cases, connected business, and requirements.\n   - If you need to make any changes, you can click **App details**, **Use cases**, **Business**, or **Requirements** at the top of the page or the **Previous** button in the lower-right.\n   - You can also review the [Meta Platform Terms](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/terms\/) and [Developer Policies](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/devpolicy\/) by following the links at the bottom of the page.\n2. Click **Go to dashboard** to finalized the app creation process.\n\nYou are redirected to the dashboard and can now customize each use case you've selected for your app.\n\n## Troubleshooting\nIf you are unable to create an app, you might have reached the app limit. You are permitted to have a **developer or administrator role on a maximum of 15 apps** that are not already connected to a [Meta Verified Business Account](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/business\/help\/308979828303560). If you have reached the app limit and are unable to create an application or accept a new pending role, take the following steps in the dashboard:\n\n- Connect a [verified business portfolio](https:\/\/developers.facebook.com\/docs\/development\/release\/business-verification) to any apps that are not already connected to one.\n- Remove any old or unused apps – Archived apps count towards the app limit; if you no longer require these apps, we suggest removing them.\n- Remove yourself as an administrator or developer from an app.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Creating an app with Meta is a crucial first step for any developer looking to integrate with Meta’s products, SDKs, or APIs. This process ensures your app is properly identified, configured, and authorized to interact with Meta’s platform and services. Before you start To create an app with Meta, you must first register as a developer and be logged into your developer account . Overview You need to create an app to be able to: Enable Integration: Gain access to Meta’s SDKs and APIs, allowing your app to interact with Facebook, Instagram, and other Meta products. Manage Permissions and Data Access: Review and comply with requirements for accessing user data, ensuring your app meets Meta’s privacy and security standards. Obtain Credentials: Receive a unique App ID and App Secret, which are required for authentication and generating access tokens for testing and production use. What are use cases? Use cases define the main ways your app will interact with Meta’s platform, such as authenticating users, accessing social features, or managing business assets. When you add a use case to your app, permissions, features, and products are automatically added to your app that provide the use case's functionality to your app. For example, if you select the Manage everything on your Page use case, the business_management , pages_show_list , and public_profile are added. These permissions that are required for this use case to work properly, and can't be removed. Additionally, the pages_manage_engagement permission is added by default but it can be removed if your app doesn't need it to function as you want it to. You can also add optional permissions, such as pages_read_engagement , and the Business Asset User Profile Access feature if your app needs it to function the way you want it to. You can add multiple use cases to a single app, provided they are compatible with each other. For example, you can add the Access Threads API use case to an app with the Manage everything on your Page use case, but you can't add the Authenticate and request data from users with Facebook Login use case since it is incompatible. During initial app creation, after you select a use case, incompatible use cases are greyed out. Note: Facebook Login for Business and Webhooks might automatically be added to your app. Additionally, you can Create an app without a use case to obtain an app ID, but this app will not have any permissions, features, or products associated with it. Once your app has been created, you can customize each use case, and add compatible use cases. If you choose to add additional use cases later, only compatible use cases are displayed . Use cases cannot be removed after you create your app. You can add compatible use cases to an existing app, however, once added, a use case cannot be removed. Available use cases What are permissions and features? Permissions are how your app asks someone if it can access their data stored on Meta's servers. Learn more. Features are authorization mechanisms that allow your app to access specific endpoints that don’t require explicit consent from your app users in order to access the user’s data for a specific purpose. Learn more. When customizing a use case, you will see a list of permissions and features that are available for the use case. A use case has permissions that are required for the use case to work proper. These required permission can't be removed. A use case might also have optional permissions that you can add that provide additional functionality. Optional permissions can be added or removed at any time during development. Only add optional permissions that your app needs in order to work the way you want it to. Use Case Permission Mapping The following table shows you the permissions and features that are both required for a particular use case and additional, optional permissions and features that are available for that use case. What is a business portfolio? A business portfolio allows organizations to bring their Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, ad accounts, catalogs and other business assets together so you can manage them, and the people who access them, from one place using business tools such as Meta Business Suite and Business Manager. Learn more about business portfolios. If your app will access data that you don't own or manage, you must connect your app to a business portfolio. You can connect a business portfolio at any time during development. What is a verified business? To access certain products and features, Meta may ask you to verify your business. This process helps us confirm that your business portfolio belongs to a legitimate business or organization. Not all businesses need to or may have the option to complete verification. Learn more about business verification. What is App Review? App Review is the process that enables Meta to ensure that apps use Meta APIs, SDKs, and products appropriately. It is required if your app will be used by people without a role on your app or a role on the business that is connected to your app. Learn more about App Review. App creation video Something Went Wrong We're having trouble playing this video. App creation steps Start Navigate to https://developers.facebook.com/apps/creation/ to begin the app creation process. App details Enter your app’s name and a contact email address . Click Next . Use cases Select one or more use cases for your app. You can add additional, compatible use cases now or at any time during development. Incompatible use cases are greyed out. If you choose to add additional use cases later, only compatible use cases are displayed. Some products, such as Facebook Login for Business or Webhooks , might be automatically included in your use case. If you need a use case not listed, select Other and following the instructions in our Other App Types guide . Click Next . Business Select an option: A verified business portfolio An unverified business portfolio I don't want to connect a business portfolio yet. Create a business portfolio Add your information in the pop-up. You can submit your business portfolio for verification now, Meta's Business Manager will open in a new browser window, or later. When complete, return to the dashboard and select your new business portfolio. Click Next . Requirements Your app might need to complete certain requirements, such as App Review , to get and maintain data access for your app's use cases. Click Next . Overview Review your app's details, use cases, connected business, and requirements. If you need to make any changes, you can click App details , Use cases , Business , or Requirements at the top of the page or the Previous button in the lower-right. You can also review the Meta Platform Terms and Developer Policies by following the links at the bottom of the page. Click Go to dashboard to finalized the app creation process. You are redirected to the dashboard and can now customize each use case you've selected for your app. Troubleshooting If you are unable to create an app, you might have reached the app limit. You are permitted to have a developer or administrator role on a maximum of 15 apps that are not already connected to a Meta Verified Business Account . If you have reached the app limit and are unable to create an application or accept a new pending role, take the following steps in the dashboard: Connect a verified business portfolio to any apps that are not already connected to one. Remove any old or unused apps – Archived apps count towards the app limit; if you no longer require these apps, we suggest removing them. Remove yourself as an administrator or developer from an app.
Markdown	![](https://facebook.com/security/hsts-pixel.gif?c=3.2.5) [App Development with Meta](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development) - [Register](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/register) - [Create an App](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/create-an-app) - [Use Case Customization](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/app-customization) - [App Dashboard](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/create-an-app/app-dashboard) - [Build and Test](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/build-and-test) - [Release](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/release) - [Transfer Ownership](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/create-an-app/transfer-an-app) - [Maintaining Data Access](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/maintaining-data-access) - [Terms and Policies](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/terms-and-policies) - [Support](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/support) - [Trust Center](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/trust-center) # Create an App with Meta Creating an app with Meta is a crucial first step for any developer looking to integrate with Meta’s products, SDKs, or APIs. This process ensures your app is properly identified, configured, and authorized to interact with Meta’s platform and services. ## Before you start To create an app with Meta, you must first [register as a developer](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/register) and be [logged into your developer account](https://facebook.com/). ## Overview You need to create an app to be able to: - Enable Integration: Gain access to Meta’s SDKs and APIs, allowing your app to interact with Facebook, Instagram, and other Meta products. - Manage Permissions and Data Access: Review and comply with requirements for accessing user data, ensuring your app meets Meta’s privacy and security standards. - Obtain Credentials: Receive a unique App ID and App Secret, which are required for authentication and generating access tokens for testing and production use. ### What are use cases? Use cases define the main ways your app will interact with Meta’s platform, such as authenticating users, accessing social features, or managing business assets. When you add a use case to your app, permissions, features, and products are automatically added to your app that provide the use case's functionality to your app. For example, if you select the Manage everything on your Page use case, the `business_management`, `pages_show_list`, and `public_profile` are added. These permissions that are required for this use case to work properly, and can't be removed. Additionally, the `pages_manage_engagement` permission is added by default but it can be removed if your app doesn't need it to function as you want it to. You can also add optional permissions, such as `pages_read_engagement`, and the Business Asset User Profile Access feature if your app needs it to function the way you want it to. You can add multiple use cases to a single app, provided they are compatible with each other. For example, you can add the Access Threads API use case to an app with the Manage everything on your Page use case, but you can't add the Authenticate and request data from users with Facebook Login use case since it is incompatible. During initial app creation, after you select a use case, *incompatible use cases are greyed out.* Note: [Facebook Login for Business](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/facebook-login-for-business/) and [Webhooks](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/webhooks/getting-started/webhooks-for-ad-accounts) might automatically be added to your app. Additionally, you can Create an app without a use case to obtain an app ID, but this app will not have any permissions, features, or products associated with it. Once your app has been created, you can customize each use case, and add compatible use cases. If you choose to add additional use cases later, *only compatible use cases are displayed. Use cases cannot be removed* after you create your app. You can add compatible use cases to an existing app, however, once added, a use case cannot be removed. ### Available use cases ### What are permissions and features? Permissions are how your app asks someone if it can access their data stored on Meta's servers. [Learn more.](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/guides/permissions/) Features are authorization mechanisms that allow your app to access specific endpoints that don’t require explicit consent from your app users in order to access the user’s data for a specific purpose. [Learn more.](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/features-reference/) When customizing a use case, you will see a list of permissions and features that are available for the use case. A use case has permissions that are required for the use case to work proper. These required permission can't be removed. A use case might also have optional permissions that you can add that provide additional functionality. Optional permissions can be added or removed at any time during development. Only add optional permissions that your app needs in order to work the way you want it to. #### Use Case Permission Mapping The following table shows you the permissions and features that are both required for a particular use case and additional, optional permissions and features that are available for that use case. ### What is a business portfolio? A business portfolio allows organizations to bring their Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, ad accounts, catalogs and other business assets together so you can manage them, and the people who access them, from one place using business tools such as Meta Business Suite and Business Manager. [Learn more about business portfolios.](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/486932075688253) If your app will access data that you don't own or manage, you must connect your app to a business portfolio. You can connect a business portfolio at any time during development. #### What is a verified business? To access certain products and features, Meta may ask you to verify your business. This process helps us confirm that your business portfolio belongs to a legitimate business or organization. Not all businesses need to or may have the option to complete verification. [Learn more about business verification.](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/1095661473946872) ### What is App Review? App Review is the process that enables Meta to ensure that apps use Meta APIs, SDKs, and products appropriately. It is required if your app will be used by people without a role on your app or a role on the business that is connected to your app. [Learn more about App Review.](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/resp-plat-initiatives) ### App creation video ![](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/v4/y4/r/-PAXP-deijE.gif) Something Went Wrong We're having trouble playing this video. [Learn more](https://www.facebook.com/help/396404120401278/list) ## App creation steps ### Start 1. Navigate to [https://developers.facebook.com/apps/creation/](https://developers.facebook.com/apps/creation/) to begin the app creation process. ### App details 1. Enter your app’s name and a contact email address. 2. Click Next. ### Use cases 1. Select one or more use cases for your app. You can add additional, compatible use cases now or at any time during development. - Incompatible use cases are greyed out. - If you choose to add additional use cases later, only compatible use cases are displayed. - Some products, such as [Facebook Login for Business](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/facebook-login-for-business/) or [Webhooks](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/webhooks/getting-started/webhooks-for-ad-accounts), might be automatically included in your use case. - If you need a use case not listed, select Other and following the instructions in [our Other App Types guide](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/create-an-app/other-app-types). 2. Click Next. ### Business 1. Select an option: - A verified business portfolio - An unverified business portfolio - I don't want to connect a business portfolio yet. - Create a business portfolio - Add your information in the pop-up. - You can submit your business portfolio for verification now, Meta's Business Manager will open in a new browser window, or later. - When complete, return to the dashboard and select your new business portfolio. 2. Click Next. ### Requirements Your app might need to complete certain requirements, such as [App Review](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/resp-plat-initiatives/individual-processes/app-review/), to get and maintain data access for your app's use cases. 1. Click Next. ### Overview 1. Review your app's details, use cases, connected business, and requirements. - If you need to make any changes, you can click App details, Use cases, Business, or Requirements at the top of the page or the Previous button in the lower-right. - You can also review the [Meta Platform Terms](https://developers.facebook.com/terms/) and [Developer Policies](https://developers.facebook.com/devpolicy/) by following the links at the bottom of the page. 2. Click Go to dashboard to finalized the app creation process. You are redirected to the dashboard and can now customize each use case you've selected for your app. ## Troubleshooting If you are unable to create an app, you might have reached the app limit. You are permitted to have a developer or administrator role on a maximum of 15 apps that are not already connected to a [Meta Verified Business Account](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/308979828303560). If you have reached the app limit and are unable to create an application or accept a new pending role, take the following steps in the dashboard: - Connect a [verified business portfolio](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/release/business-verification) to any apps that are not already connected to one. - Remove any old or unused apps – Archived apps count towards the app limit; if you no longer require these apps, we suggest removing them. - Remove yourself as an administrator or developer from an app. ## Next Steps Customize your use cases: Now that you have created your app, you can [customize your use cases](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/app-customization/). ![](https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=675141479195042&ev=PageView&noscript=1) ![](https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=574561515946252&ev=PageView&noscript=1) ![](https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=1754628768090156&ev=PageView&noscript=1)
Readable Markdown	Creating an app with Meta is a crucial first step for any developer looking to integrate with Meta’s products, SDKs, or APIs. This process ensures your app is properly identified, configured, and authorized to interact with Meta’s platform and services. ## Before you start To create an app with Meta, you must first [register as a developer](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/register) and be [logged into your developer account](https://facebook.com/). ## Overview You need to create an app to be able to: - Enable Integration: Gain access to Meta’s SDKs and APIs, allowing your app to interact with Facebook, Instagram, and other Meta products. - Manage Permissions and Data Access: Review and comply with requirements for accessing user data, ensuring your app meets Meta’s privacy and security standards. - Obtain Credentials: Receive a unique App ID and App Secret, which are required for authentication and generating access tokens for testing and production use. ### What are use cases? Use cases define the main ways your app will interact with Meta’s platform, such as authenticating users, accessing social features, or managing business assets. When you add a use case to your app, permissions, features, and products are automatically added to your app that provide the use case's functionality to your app. For example, if you select the Manage everything on your Page use case, the `business_management`, `pages_show_list`, and `public_profile` are added. These permissions that are required for this use case to work properly, and can't be removed. Additionally, the `pages_manage_engagement` permission is added by default but it can be removed if your app doesn't need it to function as you want it to. You can also add optional permissions, such as `pages_read_engagement`, and the Business Asset User Profile Access feature if your app needs it to function the way you want it to. You can add multiple use cases to a single app, provided they are compatible with each other. For example, you can add the Access Threads API use case to an app with the Manage everything on your Page use case, but you can't add the Authenticate and request data from users with Facebook Login use case since it is incompatible. During initial app creation, after you select a use case, *incompatible use cases are greyed out.* Note: [Facebook Login for Business](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/facebook-login-for-business/) and [Webhooks](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/webhooks/getting-started/webhooks-for-ad-accounts) might automatically be added to your app. Additionally, you can Create an app without a use case to obtain an app ID, but this app will not have any permissions, features, or products associated with it. Once your app has been created, you can customize each use case, and add compatible use cases. If you choose to add additional use cases later, *only compatible use cases are displayed. Use cases cannot be removed* after you create your app. You can add compatible use cases to an existing app, however, once added, a use case cannot be removed. ### Available use cases What are permissions and features? Permissions are how your app asks someone if it can access their data stored on Meta's servers. [Learn more.](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/guides/permissions/) Features are authorization mechanisms that allow your app to access specific endpoints that don’t require explicit consent from your app users in order to access the user’s data for a specific purpose. [Learn more.](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/features-reference/) When customizing a use case, you will see a list of permissions and features that are available for the use case. A use case has permissions that are required for the use case to work proper. These required permission can't be removed. A use case might also have optional permissions that you can add that provide additional functionality. Optional permissions can be added or removed at any time during development. Only add optional permissions that your app needs in order to work the way you want it to. #### Use Case Permission Mapping The following table shows you the permissions and features that are both required for a particular use case and additional, optional permissions and features that are available for that use case. ### What is a business portfolio? A business portfolio allows organizations to bring their Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, ad accounts, catalogs and other business assets together so you can manage them, and the people who access them, from one place using business tools such as Meta Business Suite and Business Manager. [Learn more about business portfolios.](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/486932075688253) If your app will access data that you don't own or manage, you must connect your app to a business portfolio. You can connect a business portfolio at any time during development. #### What is a verified business? To access certain products and features, Meta may ask you to verify your business. This process helps us confirm that your business portfolio belongs to a legitimate business or organization. Not all businesses need to or may have the option to complete verification. [Learn more about business verification.](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/1095661473946872) ### What is App Review? App Review is the process that enables Meta to ensure that apps use Meta APIs, SDKs, and products appropriately. It is required if your app will be used by people without a role on your app or a role on the business that is connected to your app. [Learn more about App Review.](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/resp-plat-initiatives) ### App creation video ![](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/v4/y4/r/-PAXP-deijE.gif) Something Went Wrong We're having trouble playing this video. ## App creation steps ### Start 1. Navigate to <https://developers.facebook.com/apps/creation/> to begin the app creation process. ### App details 1. Enter your app’s name and a contact email address. 2. Click Next. ### Use cases 1. Select one or more use cases for your app. You can add additional, compatible use cases now or at any time during development. - Incompatible use cases are greyed out. - If you choose to add additional use cases later, only compatible use cases are displayed. - Some products, such as [Facebook Login for Business](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/facebook-login-for-business/) or [Webhooks](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/webhooks/getting-started/webhooks-for-ad-accounts), might be automatically included in your use case. - If you need a use case not listed, select Other and following the instructions in [our Other App Types guide](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/create-an-app/other-app-types). 2. Click Next. ### Business 1. Select an option: - A verified business portfolio - An unverified business portfolio - I don't want to connect a business portfolio yet. - Create a business portfolio - Add your information in the pop-up. - You can submit your business portfolio for verification now, Meta's Business Manager will open in a new browser window, or later. - When complete, return to the dashboard and select your new business portfolio. 2. Click Next. ### Requirements Your app might need to complete certain requirements, such as [App Review](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/resp-plat-initiatives/individual-processes/app-review/), to get and maintain data access for your app's use cases. 1. Click Next. ### Overview 1. Review your app's details, use cases, connected business, and requirements. - If you need to make any changes, you can click App details, Use cases, Business, or Requirements at the top of the page or the Previous button in the lower-right. - You can also review the [Meta Platform Terms](https://developers.facebook.com/terms/) and [Developer Policies](https://developers.facebook.com/devpolicy/) by following the links at the bottom of the page. 2. Click Go to dashboard to finalized the app creation process. You are redirected to the dashboard and can now customize each use case you've selected for your app. ## Troubleshooting If you are unable to create an app, you might have reached the app limit. You are permitted to have a developer or administrator role on a maximum of 15 apps that are not already connected to a [Meta Verified Business Account](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/308979828303560). If you have reached the app limit and are unable to create an application or accept a new pending role, take the following steps in the dashboard: - Connect a [verified business portfolio](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/release/business-verification) to any apps that are not already connected to one. - Remove any old or unused apps – Archived apps count towards the app limit; if you no longer require these apps, we suggest removing them. - Remove yourself as an administrator or developer from an app.
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