Connect Raindrop.io integrations
Catalog your online bookmarks, articles, and PDFs by automating Raindrop.io with Make to keep your creative resources organized. Connecting this manager with over 3,000 integration apps lets you automatically save favorited social posts, back up full-text web pages to cloud drives, and sync tags. Sign up today to build your first automated curation workflow.
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Connect Raindrop.io with Make. Automate your bookmarks, sync data across apps, and simplify your daily workflows.
Save new RSS feed items to Raindrop.io
Every time a new item is published in an RSS feed item, Make will automatically add that item to Raindrop.io as a bookmark.
Create Pocket items for new Raindrop.io bookmarks
Every time there is a new Raindrop.io bookmark, Make will automatically create a Pocket item with provided information from Raindrop.io.
Create Trello cards from new Raindrop.io bookmarks
Every time a new bookmark is saved to Raindrop.io, Make will automatically add a new card to a selected board in Trello.
Unlock the Power of Raindrop.io with Custom Make Automations
Connect Raindrop.io with Make to automate your bookmarking workflow. Automatically sync web content, build smart resource libraries, and instantly share links to Slack, Trello, and Pocket to save valuable time every day.
Automated resource curation
Automatically pull content from your favorite RSS feeds directly into Raindrop.io to build a self-updating library of resources.
Instant team and social sharing
Automatically broadcast your newly saved bookmarks to Slack channels or Twitter to keep your team and audience engaged.
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Turn bookmarks into tasks
Instantly convert saved web pages into actionable Trello cards to streamline your research and project workflows.
Seamless reading list synchronization
Keep your Raindrop.io bookmarks and Pocket reading list perfectly in sync without any manual copying.
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