Connect Put.io integrations
Grab public files and magnet links at high speeds directly into your secure cloud by automating Put.io on Make. Connecting your remote downloads folder to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger file transfers, organize your incoming media, and share assets. Register for free today to build your first automatic retrieval pipeline.
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Supercharge Put.io with Make: Auto-Download, Organize, and Notify
Integrate Put.io with Make to automatically trigger downloads, send instant notifications, and sort files. Connect Put.io to your cloud storage for automatic backups and hands-free media curation.
Automated Download Triggers
Automatically start Put.io downloads whenever you receive new links in emails, Slack messages, or RSS feeds.
Seamless Cloud Backups
Automatically transfer your completed Put.io downloads to other cloud storage services like Google Drive or Dropbox.
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Instant Completion Notifications
Get notified on Discord, Telegram, or Slack the exact moment Put.io finishes downloading your files.
Smart File Organization
Use Make to automatically rename your downloaded files and sort them into the right folders.
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