Make

Automate your workflows as well as connect Picsart APIs with more than 5000 apps on Make.

What is Make, and Why Should You Use It?

Make is a versatile automation platform designed to simplify complex workflows. It enables you to create custom workflows, or "Workflows," by connecting various applications and services. No coding skills are required, making it accessible to users of all backgrounds. With Make, you can automate repetitive tasks, increase efficiency, and minimize manual errors.

Step 1: Sign Up and Log In

To embark on your automation journey, start by creating a Make account. Head over to the Make website, where you can sign up quickly and effortlessly.

Once you've registered, log in to your newly created Make account.

Step 2: Create Your First Workflow

Now, let's dive into the exciting part: creating your very first Workflow. A Workflow connects different apps and services to streamline your tasks. Here's how you can do it:

Click on "Create a New Workflow" in your Make dashboard.

Choose a Trigger App: This is the application that will initiate your automation. Select the app that corresponds to the task you want to automate. For instance, if you want to start with an email, choose the email application you use.

Choose a Trigger Event: Specify the specific event within the app that will trigger your Workflow. For email, you could select "New Email Received."

Connect Your Account: Follow the prompts to link your email account to Make.

Configure Your Trigger: Customize the trigger settings to determine precisely when your Workflow should activate.

Test Your Trigger: Make will run a test to verify that your trigger is functioning correctly.

Step 3: Choose an Action

With your trigger set up, it's time to determine what action you want Make to perform. This is where Picsart comes into play.

Search for "Picsart" in the Action App search bar.

Select Picsart as your Action App.

Choose the specific action you'd like Picsart to execute. For instance, you might want Picsart to "Remove Background" from attached images.

Step 4: Customize Your Action

Once you've chosen your action, tailor it to your specific needs. The customization process will vary depending on the chosen action. For "Remove Background," you'll need to specify which image needs processing.

Step 5: Test Your Workflow

Before activating your Workflow, it's essential to conduct a test to ensure that everything is working as expected. Make will guide you through this testing process, helping you identify and resolve any potential issues.

Step 6: Activate Your Workflow

Once you're confident that your Workflow is running smoothly, click the "Activate Workflow" button. Congratulations! Your Picsart integration on Make is now active and ready to streamline your tasks.