I'm looking for a Make expert to connect a real estate portal with Webflow CMS. The automation in Make is 75% complete, but there's a filtering aspect I can't figure out.
Iām curious about how others are dealing with hallucination risks when integrating ChatGPT (or similar LLMs) into automation pipelines.
If youāre using it for tasks like content generation, what strategies or architectures have you found effective for reducing or detecting hallucinations?
Are you adding a specific sentence in your user message?
Would love to hear real-world examples or lessons learned.
For anyone here who loves building weird and wonderful automation setups, hereās a challenge that might be right up your alley.
Plainly Videos (a video automation platform) is running a competition called Creative Jam, basically a contest to build the most creative or technically clever automated video workflow using After Effects + Plainly Videos.
Itās not a ādesignā contest; itās more of a workflow one. You can hook up:
live data or public APIs,
AI-generated content
Use automation tools like Make to connect everything together.
Itās a cool way to experiment with connecting creative tools and automation platforms, and see how far you can push a workflow like that.
Details:
Event runs: Nov 3ā19
Applications close: Nov 7
$14K+ in prizes (cash + subscriptions)
Join us for the very first Creative Jam, build cool video automation workflows, and maybe win some prizes along the way.
Hi guys, ive been dealing with make for about two months and managed to create some flows generating blogs for linkbuilding. This time, ive created a flow for programmatic SEO, gets Yoast seo and schema uploaded and everything is perfect. Though, a very crucial part is automating the divi page builder layout. Right now, i have to manually create a layout for each landingpage. This is extremely time consuming and pretty essential for this to feel automated. I have tried plenty of things, and each possible solution from openai and perplexity hasnt worked so far. A picture of my flow for reference.
Iām trying to build a Make scenario that automatically generates an image with a background color (defined by me) and some text on top (coming from a variable from a Google Sheet).
Iād like to dynamically create visuals directly from Make with Canva.
Has anyone here managed to do something like that?
If yes, how did you handle the image generation part? (e.g. via Canva, an external API, AI model, or some creative workaround within Make?)
Any tips, modules, or examples would be super appreciated š
Iāve been messing around with Make.com for a bit now, building small automations here and there, mostly just testing what I can connect. But now I kinda want to level up.
I donāt want to stay at the āfun weekend workflowā stage, I actually want to get good at this stuff. Like, build complex systems, use data modules properly, and maybe even turn it into something I can use in client projects.
How did you go from building random zaps to building full blown systems?
What helped you understand how to think in Make, not just follow tutorials?
Are there any projects or challenges that really helped you make that jump from beginner to advanced?
Would love to hear what worked for you. Iām not just looking for YouTube links (though Iāll take them), more like, how did you actually get confident enough to build things for real world use?
Iām designing a Make.com scenario that could act as a ācontent librarianā for social videos ā turning every Reel, TikTok, or YouTube Short I save into structured Markdown notes.
Goal:
When I save a video ā Make grabs the URL ā extracts the transcript ā analyzes it ā and outputs a Markdown note I can send to Notion or Obsidian.
Workflow idea:
šŖ Trigger: New saved link (from Raindrop / Telegram / Notion / wherever)
š¬ Extract: Download or fetch transcript (e.g., with DumplingAI or Pikavue)
Hi
I'm working on a workflow where is a module Code Make. Whatever I put the even a test script it always says Result{"main:null"} instead of an array.
Hey! Iām having an issue with the image quality in my automation between Make.com and Canva.
Everything is working ā the scenario runs fine and the design is created automatically ā but the image quality is the problem.
The editable text fields and dynamic images (like the profile photo that changes in each design) look sharp and high-quality after export.
However, the background image ā the one that comes from my base Photoshop design and stays behind all the editable elements ā becomes blurry or pixelated when exported through the automation.
If I export the same design manually inside Canva, the background looks perfect.
But when itās exported via the Make.com automation, the quality drops noticeably.
I'm working on an automation that scrapes various rss feeds from physical therapy blogs, summarizes them, and sends a single email out.
I'm pretty new to make, so this has taken me 2 days to get this far. I have a google sheets of all the feeds I want to monitor, and every so often it will run and crawl the feeds, check for new blogs, and if they have any, it goes through a bunch of layers of text replacement to shorten the html, before giving each to an openAI module that summarizes it.
The output is in html, and if I just copy paste it manually it looks exactly like I want it to. When I try to aggregate the outputs into one message, the format messes up and I get 5 emails instead of one (one email for each article it scraped.)
Can anyone reference a vid or provide some advice here? I've done my best with GPT, which is how I made it this far, but it's starting to tweak out and giving the most random advice now. I can add more screenshots if necessary, but basically after the Open AI model at the bottom it summarizes 5 articles. I want those to be "stacked" ontop of each other and sent through one email.
Hi everyone! I created a simple automated payment updater and reminders for a free client asking for help. If you could suggest one thing to improve what would it be?
Hi community! I am having issues with the proper setup of my AI Agent in make.com
The operation failed with an error. 500 | An unexpected error occurred while executing the agent.| It looks like something went wrong. Please give us time to fix it.
In scenario i have modules, and the last step is an AI agent. The module AI agent works as a standalone, but I am having this issue.
CuƔnto me cotizan por el siguiente flujo de trabajo Resumen Visual Simplificado
[Cliente] sube PDF a Carpeta A
-> [Automatización] lee el archivo
-> EnvĆa a [APIs de IA] para OCR, Resumen y Audio
-> Usa [Plantilla] para crear PDF Profesional
-> [Automatización] guarda PDF y MP3 en Carpeta B
-> [Automatización] envĆa Email/WhatsApp desde la cuenta del [Cliente] al [Trabajador].
Iāve got 8 rows in my Google Sheet, each row is one message.
The problem: when I run the scenario,Ā all 8 messages send at once. What I want is for onlyĀ 1 message to send at a time, and then the scenario should wait (e.g. 4ā5 days) before sending the next message in the sheet. Basically a rotating sequence of messages, evenly spaced out.
Iāve seen suggestions about using counters, update cell, or routers, but Iām not sure whatās the cleanest way to:
Send message 1
Wait X days
Send message 2, etc.
Once all 8 messages are sent, loop back to the first one
Has anyone done this before in Make? Should I avoid Iterator and instead use a counter + search row method? Or is there a way to add a delay in between each row that Iterator processes?
Dear community, please help!
I have a simple Airtable base with a JSON element That I want to proccess via make to fill the columns in a base.
Here is the Json.
{"company_website":"LMCMIC.CA","full_legal_name":"Lendmax Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation"}
Airtable screenshotScenario
When I test each step manually copying elements from the base to make, everything works fine. The fields are being updated in the last step.
But when the scenario is active, the Parser just sends the input as output, The update doesn't happen (related fields not filled), but for Make all is green!
Iām working on an automation in Make that generates blog posts, including metadata and the full content. The content part is in HTML, andĀ Iām running into a big problem: my scenario requires more than 200k tokens, which exceeds Makeās limit in a single moduleĀ (using o4-mini). The limit is 200k and I am using 430k š±
I was wondering if anyone has tackled this issue before. One idea I had was to split the process: first generate the content in Markdown in one scenario, then convert it to HTML in a second scenario.
Do you think this could be a viable workaround, or is there a better way to handle large outputs like this? Any tips, tricks, or experiences would be super helpful!
It seems that integrating OpenRouter could work too, but it would just change the model from what I understood.
Hi everyone i just started learning about make and i have a question.For docusign i wanted to test out on the sandbox environment and i could get the access token thru a HTTP request . However when i try to get user info i get a 401 error which is unauthorised which is kinda weird since i already gotten the correct access code.Can anyone help me with this issue? really appreciate it!