Connect Diigo integrations
Curate your web annotations, bookmarks, and digital research by automating Diigo with Make. Linking your online personal library to over 3,000 integration apps allows you to instantly sync highlighted web pages, tag new research links, and distribute sticky notes directly to your collaborative databases. Sign up for free today to start syncing your web resources.
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Popular Diigo workflows
Connect Diigo to your essential apps with Make. Automate your bookmarks, sync web research, and simplify your daily work.
Create Diigo bookmarks for new RSS feeds items
Every time a new item is posted to a watched RSS feed, Make will automatically create a new bookmark in Diigo.
Create Diigo bookmarks for new Blogger posts
Every time a new post is added to a selected blog on Blogger, Make will automatically create a new bookmark in Diigo.
Create Diigo bookmarks for new Google Sheets spreadsheet rows
Every time a new row is added to a Google Sheets spreadsheet, Make will automatically create a new bookmark in Diigo.
Supercharge your Diigo library with automated Make integrations
Connect Diigo to Make to automate your research. Automatically save content from Google Sheets, Facebook, Instagram, Blogger, and RSS feeds to build a centralized, self-updating knowledge hub without manual work.
Automated resource gathering
Save time by automatically sending new articles and resources from your favorite RSS feeds directly to your Diigo library.
Bulk bookmarking from spreadsheets
Instantly turn rows of links in Google Sheets into organized Diigo bookmarks without any manual copying and pasting.
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Hands-free social archiving
Automatically save and organize your Instagram and Facebook posts in Diigo so you never lose track of your social content.
Seamless blog monitoring
Automatically bookmark new posts from Blogger to easily archive your own writing or track important industry updates.
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