Connect Dribbble integrations
Spotlight your creative portfolio by automating Dribbble on Make to instantly share fresh designs. Linking your designer profile to our workflow automation tool lets you trigger alerts when you post new shots, update active client projects, and sync project briefs across your other platforms. Sign up today to start building your first visual pipeline.
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Creates a project.
Creates a shot.
Gets the authenticated user's shot by ID.
Lists all projects for this account.
Lists the authenticated user’s shots.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Removes user's project by ID.
Deletes shot with a specified ID.
Updates project by ID.
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Popular Dribbble workflows.
Connect Dribbble to your daily tools. Automate design sharing, sync portfolio updates, and simplify your workflows.
Automate your Dribbble portfolio updates and showcase your designs with Make
Connect Dribbble to Google Drive and Google Sheets using Make. Automatically upload design assets and organize portfolio projects to keep your creative profile active without manual work.
Instantly publish your latest work to Dribbble as soon as you save an image to Google Drive, saving you from manual uploads.
Automatically set up new Dribbble projects by simply adding a new row to your Google Sheets.
Ensure your creative profile stays fresh and updated without interrupting your daily design work.
Bridge the gap between where you store your design assets and where you showcase them to prospective clients.
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