Connect HTTP integrations
Query custom API endpoints and scrapable web data by automating the HTTP app on Make. Connecting your remote servers to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger authenticated webhooks, parse complex JSON payloads, and download external files. Register your free account today to configure your first custom communication pipeline.
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Popular HTTP workflows
Connect any app to Make with HTTP. Automate web requests, sync custom data, and link your tools.
Parse JSON from HTTP request ( Basic )
Parse a JSON file from the output of HTTP module.
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Use JSON Generator to create a JSON Data Structure and make an HTTP request (SendGrid example)
To make an HTTP request using values from another module, use the JSON generator to define the data structure and modify it as per the convention of the service the request is sent to.
Automate and Connect Any API: The Benefits of HTTP on Make
By integrating HTTP with Make, you can connect to any API, scrape web data, and automatically parse JSON. Instantly automate your workflows, share blogs, and feed fresh information directly to AI tools.
Connect to any app or API
Easily link Make to any online service, even if it doesn't have a built-in integration.
Simplify data handling
Automatically parse JSON responses from web requests to use the information in other steps instantly.
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Scrape web content with ease
Pull raw text and data directly from websites to feed your automated workflows.
Automate blog sharing
Fetch the latest posts from any blog to automatically schedule and post them on social media.
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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.