name: InVision API Rate Limits description: >- InVision's API rate limits applied to the Design System Manager (DSM) Design Tokens API and related developer APIs. InVision shut down all services on January 1, 2025. Rate limit specifics were not publicly documented in detail; limits were enforced at the platform level based on subscription plan tier. url: https://support.invisionapp.com/docs/dsm-developer-tools created: '2026-06-13' modified: '2026-06-13' rateLimits: - name: DSM Design Tokens API description: >- Rate limits for the Design System Manager tokens and icons API endpoint. Requests used an API key for authentication passed as a query parameter. Specific numeric rate limits were not publicly disclosed. endpoint: https://projects.invisionapp.com/dsm-export/{team}/{project}/style-data.json authentication: API Key (query parameter) limits: - type: requests window: not publicly documented scope: per API key notes: >- InVision did not publicly document specific numeric rate limits for the DSM API. Limits were enforced based on plan tier. Enterprise customers could contact support for custom limit adjustments. headers: rateLimitRemaining: not implemented rateLimitReset: not implemented retryAfter: not documented errorCodes: - code: 429 description: Too Many Requests - rate limit exceeded - name: General Platform API description: >- Rate limits applied to all InVision platform API calls including prototypes, boards, comments, and user management endpoints. Specific per-minute or per-hour limits were enforced server-side without public documentation. endpoint: https://projects.invisionapp.com/api authentication: Session token or API key limits: - type: requests window: not publicly documented scope: per account notes: >- InVision enforced rate limits at the application level for all REST API calls. Pro and Enterprise plans had higher thresholds than Free plan accounts. Exact limits were not published in the developer documentation. notes: >- InVision permanently ceased operations on January 1, 2025. Rate limit information is provided for historical reference only. The platform no longer accepts API requests. Developers should migrate to alternative platforms such as Figma, which provides publicly documented API rate limits.