Connect Lumen5 integrations
Repurpose your blog posts, articles, and documents into engaging videos using Lumen5. Linking this studio to our AI automation tool lets you automatically convert fresh CMS posts into video drafts and publish finished clips across social channels. You can also route brand media files directly to cloud drives. Register for free today to build your first automated video pipeline.
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Automate video creation and publishing by connecting Lumen5 with Make.
Connecting Lumen5 with Make transforms your content strategy. Automatically turn articles into videos, route finished files to social media, and keep your team notified in real time without copying and pasting data manually.
Automatically turn articles into videos
Trigger video creation in Lumen5 whenever new blog posts or articles are published on your website.
Streamline video publishing
Instantly route rendered Lumen5 videos to your social media channels or cloud storage folders.
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Eliminate manual data entry
Automatically transfer text, scripts, and media from your favorite tools into Lumen5 without copying and pasting.
Keep your team updated
Send automatic alerts to your team chat whenever a new video draft is ready for review.
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What is mapping?
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