Connect Google Gemini AI and 88stacks Image Generator integrations

Gather your 88stacks API key

To connect 88stacks Image Generator to Make, you'll need an API key, which is like a secure password that proves you have permission to link the apps. Log in to your 88stacks account and navigate to the settings or account preferences section where API keys are managed. Copy this key and save it somewhere safe, as you'll need it when setting up the connection in Make. Keep this key private and don't share it with others, just like you would protect any important password.

Get your Google Gemini API key

For Google Gemini AI, you'll need to obtain an API key through Google AI Studio. First, create a project in Google Cloud Platform by logging in with your Google credentials and clicking 'Create or select a project,' then 'New project.' Give it a name and click 'Create.' Once your project exists, go to Google AI Studio, click 'Get API key,' then 'Create API key,' and select your Google Cloud project from the list. Copy this key immediately and store it securely, as this is your access pass for connecting Google Gemini AI to Make.

Start building your automation in Make

Log in to your Make account where you'll create what's called a 'scenario'—a workflow that defines how your apps will work together automatically. You'll add modules (think of them as building blocks) for each app you want to connect: one for 88stacks Image Generator and one for Google Gemini AI. Each module represents a specific action in your automation, like generating an image or analyzing text. This is where you'll set up the connection between the two applications so they can communicate with each other.

Connect both apps using your API keys

When you add the 88stacks Image Generator module to your scenario, click 'Create a connection' and paste the API key you retrieved from your 88stacks account. You can give this connection a descriptive name to help you remember its purpose later. Do the same for the Google Gemini AI module—click 'Create a connection,' paste your Google AI Studio API key, and save it. Make will typically show a green indicator or success message when connections are established correctly. If you see error messages, double-check that you've entered the correct API keys.

Test and activate your workflow

Before setting your automation to run on its own, test it manually using Make's testing tools to ensure everything works as expected. Run your scenario once to see the results and verify that both apps are communicating properly. If something doesn't work right, you can adjust your settings or recheck your connections. Once your test succeeds and you're satisfied with how the apps work together, activate your scenario so it runs automatically. You've now successfully connected 88stacks Image Generator and Google Gemini AI, and they'll work together without requiring your constant attention.