Apihub – Free & Beginner-Friendly APIs for Frontend Developers

Apihub – Free & Beginner-Friendly APIs for Frontend Developers)

If you’re a beginner learning frontend development or just experimenting with projects, one of the biggest challenges is finding reliable dummy APIs to test your apps. That’s where Apihub comes in – a free platform designed to make API usage simple, fast, and beginner-friendly.

Why Do You Need Dummy APIs?

When building frontend projects, you often need realistic data like users, products, weather info, images, or even jokes. Writing mock JSON manually can be time-consuming, and not every beginner wants to set up a backend server just for practice.

That’s why dummy/mock APIs are so powerful – they give you ready-to-use endpoints so you can focus on learning and building UI features.

List of Free APIs Available on Apihub

Here are some of the most useful and beginner-friendly APIs you’ll find on Apihub:

📝 Quotes API – Fetch random motivational and famous quotes for your projects.

🎥 Video API – Get video-related dummy data to test video platforms or media apps.

🖼️ Image API – Generate and fetch placeholder images for design and testing.

✅ Todos API – Perfect for task manager or to-do list projects.

🛒 E-commerce API – Access products, categories, and cart data for building eCommerce demos.

🍲 Recipe API – Fetch food and recipe data for cooking or restaurant apps.

🚗 Car API – Get dummy car data (name, model, year, etc.) for automotive projects.

🏍️ Bike API – Similar to car API but with bike-related datasets.

🔳 QR API – Generate QR codes instantly.

🖼️ QR to Image API – Convert QR codes into downloadable images.

… and many more! – From jokes, weather, and user data to custom mock APIs you can build yourself

✅ Todos API

fetch("https://apihub.digital/todo")
  .then((res) => res.json())
  .then((data) => console.log(data))
  .catch((err) => console.error(err));

*🍲 Recipe API
*

fetch("https://apihub.digital/recipe")
  .then((res) => res.json())
  .then((data) => console.log(data))
  .catch((err) => console.error(err));

“Explore more free APIs at API Hub — your one-stop solution for dummy & testing APIs.”