Connect HTTP and Trello integrations
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Downloads a file from a given URL.
Sends an HTTP(S) request to a specified URL that requires Basic Auth authorization and processes the response.
Sends an HTTPS request to a specified URL that requires Client Certificate Auth authorization and processes the response.
Sends an HTTPS request to a specified URL that requires API Key Auth authorization and processes the response.
Sends an HTTP(S) request to a specified URL that requires OAuth 2.0 authorization and processes the response.
Sends an HTTP(S) request to a specified URL and processes the response.
Resolves a chain of HTTP redirects and returns a target URL.
Adds an existing label to a card.
Adds a selected member to a card.
Adds an attachment to a card.
Archives or unarchives a board.
Archives or unarchives a card.
Archives or unarchives a specific list.
Assigns a specific member to a board.
Creates a new board.
Creates a new card.
Creates a checklist on a given card.
Creates new checklist item to a specific checklist.
Creates a new comment in a specific card.
Creates a new custom field on a board.
Creates a new label on a board.
Creates a new list.
Creates a CSV export for a workspace and returns a ZIP file in the response. Is not available on the free plan.
Deletes a card.
Deletes a specified checklist.
Deletes a comment in a specific card.
Deletes a label.
Deletes an attachment from a card.
Downloads an attachment.
Edits an existing board.
Edits an existing card.
Updates an item in a checklist on a card.
Edits an existing comment in a specific card.
Edits an existing label.
Edits an existing list.
Retrieves a board by ID.
Retrieves a card by ID.
Retrieves information about a specific checklist.
Retrieves information about a specific custom field.
Gets information about a specific label.
Retrieves a list by ID.
Gets a specific attachment on a card.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Removes a label from a card.
Removes a specific member from a card.
Removes an item from checklist.
Sets or updates a custom field value on a card.
Unassigns a specific member from a specific board.
Retrieves all lists from a given board.
Retrieves all checklists for given card.
Retrieves options of dropdown custom field.
Lists attachments on a card.
Retrieves a list of comments for a card.
Retrieves all labels from a board.
Returns boards matching the search query.
Returns cards matching the search query.
Returns members matching the search query.
Returns workspaces matching the search query.
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Adds an existing label to a card.
Adds a selected member to a card.
Adds an attachment to a card.
Archives or unarchives a board.
Archives or unarchives a card.
Archives or unarchives a specific list.
Assigns a specific member to a board.
Creates a CSV export for a workspace and returns a ZIP file in the response. Is not available on the free plan.
Creates a new board.
Popular HTTP and Trello workflows.
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Watch moved Trello cards and send data via HTTP action
Monitor Trello card movements and automatically send data via HTTP action, streamlining project management and data integration between Trello and your web services.
TRY IT ->Create projects in RWS Language Cloud from new Trello cards
This template periodically checks for new Trello cards and uses the retrieved card attachments to create new translation projects in RWS Language Cloud. The scenario loads cards from the list "To Do", uploads card attachments to RWS Language Cloud for translation and moves the card to the list 'In Translation". The template is scheduled to run every 15 minutes. You can change the schedule after you set up the template. If you want to extend this automation, take a look at the following [template](https://www.Make.com/en/integration/8838-upload-files-translated-by-rws-language-cloud-to-trello-card), that periodically checks translations and attaches translated files to Trello cards.
TRY IT ->Create a feature report and create a card on Trello when a survey is submitted
An individual survey response can be presented in a feature report using a customized report template. Feature report templates are managed on the Survey123 website. This scenario creates a feature report for a survey submitted in Survey123 and uploads the feature report DOCX file to a card on Trello.
TRY IT ->Parse JSON from HTTP request ( Basic )
Parse a JSON file from the output of HTTP module.
TRY IT ->Create Trello cards from new Google Sheets spreadsheet rows
Create new Trello cards every time you add a row to your Google Sheets spreadsheet, powered by Make. This template uses this [example spreadsheet that we recommend to download](https://goo.gl/BqvfTW).
TRY IT ->[AI Tools 101] AI web scraping with Google Sheets
In this [AI Tools 101](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCz7HCx6HnI&list=PLrED3I754LhmTtlldfGklaEMh-ZaCa3EK&index=9&ab_channel=Make) course template, learn how to scrape web content efficiently using AI and Google Sheets. Extract, structure, and save data seamlessly for enhanced information management and analysis.
TRY IT ->Uploading Fliki videos to YouTube
This Make.com scenario automates the end-to-end process of uploading Fliki-generated videos to YouTube. When a video render is completed in Fliki, the scenario triggers automatically. It then uses Google Gemini AI to generate a compelling, SEO-friendly video title based on the content. After that, it downloads the MP4 video file via an HTTP module, converting the URL into a binary buffer format suitable for YouTube. Finally, the video is uploaded directly to your YouTube channel, complete with the AI-generated title. This setup is ideal for content creators, marketers, educators, and businesses looking to scale content publishing without manual uploading. Save time, maintain consistency, and streamline your content workflow by integrating text-to-video AI tools with your YouTube channel. Set it once, and let your videos go live as soon as they’re ready.
TRY IT ->Generate Fliki videos from new Medium articles
This template helps you automate the process of turning new Medium blog posts into videos using Fliki. It monitors a specified Medium publication's RSS feed, detects when a new post is published, and extracts the latest article URL. Once the latest post is identified, it sends the URL to Fliki, where a new video is automatically created using the article content. This workflow is ideal for content creators, marketers, or publishers who want to quickly repurpose written blog content into video format for platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or LinkedIn - saving time and maintaining consistent publishing across formats.
TRY IT ->Automated WebinarJam Follow-Up via KlicktTipp Based on Attendance
This Make scenario automates the transfer and segmentation of registrants from WebinarJam into KlickTipp, triggered on a time-based interval (e.g., every hour or day). Technical Workflow: Scheduled Trigger: The scenario starts at set time intervals to check for new WebinarJam registrants. Webinar Fetch: It retrieves a list of webinars via the webinarjam:getWebinars module. HTTP POST Call: A custom HTTP request is sent to fetch registrant data for a selected webinar using an API key. Data Feed: Registrants are passed into an iterator (BasicFeeder) to process each entry individually. Conditional Routing: Contacts are filtered by webinar title (e.g., beginner vs. expert session). Each path adds the registrant as a contact in KlickTipp using the appropriate addAContact module. Live Attendance Check: Depending on whether the registrant attended live, specific tags are applied using tagContact to reflect participation status. Field Mapping: The contact is enriched with mapped fields like name, phone, and optional metadata. This setup ensures that every registrant is captured, categorized, and prepared for targeted follow-up—without manual intervention.
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