Connect CloudConvert integrations
Reformat documents, images, and videos by automating CloudConvert workflows on Make. Connecting this file engine to over 3,000 integration apps lets you trigger secure imports, customize output resolutions, and export finished files back to your storage. Get started today to activate your automated processing pipeline.
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Cancels a task that is in status waiting or processing.
Creates a task to convert a website to PDF or to capture a screenshot of a website (png, jpg).
Converts a file into a selected output format.
Creates a job with one or more tasks.
Creates a ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, TAR.GZ or TAR.BZ2 archive.
Deletes a job, including all data.
Deletes a task, including all data.
Downloads a single file from a specified task.
Returns details about the current user.
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Popular CloudConvert workflows.
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