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CapMonster Cloud API Documentation & CAPTCHA Solver Guides

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Comprehensive API documentation, integration guides, and code examples for CapMonster Cloud AI CAPTCHA solver.

Documentation Status Built with Docusaurus 3 GitHub Stars GitHub Forks License: MIT


Welcome to the official documentation repository for CapMonster Cloud — the high-speed AI-powered CAPTCHA solving infrastructure for developers and automation engineers.

Here you will find full API specifications, payload samples, and step-by-step guides for bypassing Cloudflare Turnstile, reCAPTCHA v2/v3/Enterprise, DataDome, GeeTest, and Amazon WAF.

👉 Get your Free API Key & Free Trial Balance on CapMonster Cloud


📚 Documentation Navigation

Explore our live hosted documentation portal:

Section Description Live Link
🚀 Getting Started Quickstart tutorial, account setup, and balance activation Read Guide
🧩 CAPTCHA Task Types reCAPTCHA, Turnstile, GeeTest, DataDome, and WAF specs View Tasks
⚙️ API Methods createTask, getTaskResult, getBalance reference API Reference
🌐 Browser Extensions Chrome and Firefox automatic captcha solving guides Extension Docs

💻 Official SDKs & Integrations

Accelerate your automation pipeline with our official client libraries and integrations:


🛠 For Contributors & Maintainers

This documentation portal is built with Docusaurus 3. Follow the instructions below to preview or contribute to the documentation locally.

1. Installation

Install the project dependencies using Yarn or npm:

yarn install
# or
npm install

2. Local Development

Start a local development server with live reload:

# Start English docs (default)
yarn start

# Start Russian docs
yarn start -- --locale ru

3. Build & Production Preview

Generate static content into the build directory:

yarn build
yarn serve

📁 Localization & Directory Structure

  • Russian documentation: located in the /docs directory.
  • English documentation: located in /i18n/en/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/.

When adding a new article, create the corresponding markdown file in both directories with identical filenames and category paths.


📄 License

MIT © ZennoLab / CapMonster Cloud