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GIPHY

Connect GIPHY integrations

Animate your team's communications by integrating GIPHY to search, retrieve, and share expressive visual media. Connecting this library to over 3,000 integration apps lets you automatically post trending stickers in chat channels, translate words to clips, or upload original files. Register for your free Make account today to build your first visual messaging workflow.

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GIPHY

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Triggers and actions

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Get a Gif
Gets the details of a Gif by ID.
Action
Get a Random Gif/Sticker
Returns a single random Gif or Sticker related to the tag. If no tag is specified, the Gif or Sticker returned is completely random.
Action
Make an API Call
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Action
Translate a Word To a Gif/Sticker
Translates or Converts a word or phrase to the perfect Gif or Sticker using GIPHY's special sauce algorithm.
Action
Upload a Gif
Uploads a Gif or video files upto 100MB programmatically on GIPHY.com.
Action
List Trending Gifs/Stickers
Retrieves a list of the most relevant and engaging content each and every day.
Search
Search Gifs/Stickers
Searches all GIPHY gifs or stickers for a word or phrase.
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Popular GIPHY workflows

Automate GIPHY using Make. Connect your essential apps to send GIFs and streamline your creative workflows.

App Families

Create GIFs using GIPHY from Google Calendar events and send a message on Discord

Whenever you have new events on Google Calendar, Make will create GIFs and send them with the event details as a message in Discord.

Create GIFs using GIPHY from Google Calendar events and send a message on Discord
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Create GIF images using GIPHY from Trello cards and send a Slack message

Every time a new Trello card is created, Make will automatically get a random GIF using GIPHY and send it in a Slack message.

Create GIF images using GIPHY from Trello cards and send a Slack message
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Create GIF using GIPHY from Google Calendar events and send a message on Slack

Every time a new Google Calendar event is created, Make will automatically create a random GIF image using GIPHY and send it in a Slack message.

Create GIF using GIPHY from Google Calendar events and send a message on Slack
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Supercharge your workflows

Automate GIPHY with Make to Boost Engagement Across Your Apps

Use Make to link GIPHY with Slack, Discord, Twitter, and Trello. Easily automate eye-catching GIFs to liven up your team chat, speed up social media replies, and boost workspace engagement without writing any code.

Liven up team chat platforms

Automatically share fun GIFs in Slack or Discord whenever team events or tasks are created.

Turn text into visuals automatically

Convert spreadsheet data or text notes into expressive GIFs to make your automated emails much more engaging.

Speed up social media replies

Instantly reply to Twitter mentions with matching GIFs to keep your audience engaged around the clock.

Dynamic project updates

Automatically pair new Trello cards or project milestones with random GIFs to make tracking work more enjoyable for your team.

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Mapping links the modules in your scenario. When you map an item, you connect the data retrieved by one module to another module to perform the desired action. For example, you can map email addresses and subject lines to create a spreadsheet using this data.