Summary
In Media providers, clicking Clear on a saved API key removes it immediately without any confirmation step.
This makes it too easy to accidentally delete provider credentials while managing image, video, or audio settings.
Current behavior
- A media provider already has a saved API key.
- The user clicks
Clear.
- The saved key is cleared immediately.
- No confirmation dialog or secondary confirmation step appears.
- There is no safeguard against accidental credential deletion.
Expected behavior
Clearing a saved media-provider API key should require explicit confirmation.
Suggested improvements:
- Show a confirmation dialog before removing a saved API key.
- Make the action clearly destructive in the confirmation copy.
- Provide a cancel path before the key is deleted.
- Optionally use a secondary action such as
Confirm clear instead of immediate removal.
Steps to reproduce
- Open Settings.
- Go to Media providers.
- Find a provider with a saved API key.
- Click
Clear.
- Observe that the key is removed immediately without confirmation.
Notes
A screenshot is attached showing the Media providers settings page with multiple provider rows and Clear actions available next to API key fields.
Why this matters
API key deletion is a destructive action. Without confirmation, users can accidentally remove a working credential and interrupt media generation workflows. A confirmation step would make the settings experience safer and more trustworthy.

Summary
In Media providers, clicking
Clearon a saved API key removes it immediately without any confirmation step.This makes it too easy to accidentally delete provider credentials while managing image, video, or audio settings.
Current behavior
Clear.Expected behavior
Clearing a saved media-provider API key should require explicit confirmation.
Suggested improvements:
Confirm clearinstead of immediate removal.Steps to reproduce
Clear.Notes
A screenshot is attached showing the Media providers settings page with multiple provider rows and
Clearactions available next to API key fields.Why this matters
API key deletion is a destructive action. Without confirmation, users can accidentally remove a working credential and interrupt media generation workflows. A confirmation step would make the settings experience safer and more trustworthy.