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# Pagination
In this section you will learn how to apply pagination
APIs like to send data back in pages. By default, you only get 1 page. You will need to ask for more. In your API docs, there should be a section called Pagination. To set up Pagination, go to the pagination menu in the API Builder:
{% hint style="info" %}
There are 3 types of pagination: **page**, **offset**, and **cursor pagination**.
When you choose one of these types, variables will automatically be created that you can use in your query parameters – they will be available immediately available for use in the pop-up menu that appears when you click on a query parameter value or in the URL at the top of the API builder.
{% endhint %}
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