Connect Dribbble integrations
Publicize your creative design portfolio on Dribbble to automatically display your latest work to prospective clients. Linking this platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly distribute new shots to social channels, update project files, and track profile comments. Register your free account today to start syncing your design pipelines.

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Automate your Dribbble designs. Connect your portfolio to other apps, sync feedback, and simplify your creative workflows.
Create shots from Google images in Dribbble
When a new image is uploaded to Google Drive, that image is created as a new shot in Dribbble.
Create a new project from a new row in Google Spreadsheet
When a new row is added in Google Sheets spreadsheet, a new project is created in Dribbble.
Scale Your Creative Portfolio: Integrate and Automate Dribbble with Make
Connect Dribbble with your favorite design and storage tools using Make. Publish your latest creations, organize projects from spreadsheets, and eliminate manual uploads to spend more time designing.
Automated Portfolio Publishing
Automatically post your design work to Dribbble the moment you save a new file to your cloud storage.
More Time for Designing
Eliminate tedious manual uploads and copy-pasting so you can focus on creating your next masterpiece.
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Effortless Project Organization
Keep your design portfolio organized by automatically generating Dribbble projects straight from your spreadsheets.
Streamlined Creative Workflows
Connect your everyday file-sharing and planning tools directly to Dribbble to keep your creative pipeline running smoothly.
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