Workflow Integration

Make

Build powerful, multi-step automation scenarios in Make (formerly Integromat) that start the moment a screenshot or batch job finishes. Connect ScreenshotCenter to hundreds of apps using Make's visual scenario builder — no code required.

Trigger events

ScreenshotCenter fires events to your Make webhook trigger module:

screenshot.finished

Single screenshot job completed — includes image URL and job metadata.

batch.finished

All jobs in a batch complete — includes a summary of successes and failures.

app.upload.finished

A storage app (Drive, S3…) successfully uploaded the file.

app.upload.failed

A storage upload failed after all retries.

How it works

1

Create a scenario with a Custom Webhook trigger

In Make, create a new scenario and add a Webhooks → Custom webhook trigger module. Copy the webhook URL that Make generates.
2

Add a Make app in ScreenshotCenter

Go to Apps → Connect a new app → Make and paste the Make webhook URL. Select which events should trigger the scenario.
3

Build your scenario actions

Back in Make, add action modules after the webhook trigger — send emails, post to Slack, update a database, or forward the image to any of Make's 1,500+ app integrations.
4

Reference the app ID in screenshot requests

Add your Make app ID to the apps parameter. The scenario runs automatically when each job finishes.

Quick start

curl "https://api.screenshotcenter.com/api/v1/screenshot/create\
  ?key=YOUR_API_KEY\
  &url=https://example.com\
  &apps=my-make-app"

import { ScreenshotCenterClient } from 'screenshotcenter';

const client = new ScreenshotCenterClient(process.env.SCREENSHOTCENTER_API_KEY);

const shot = await client.screenshot.create('https://example.com', {
  apps: ['my-make-app'],
});

// Make scenario receives the screenshot.finished event

from screenshotcenter import ScreenshotCenterClient

client = ScreenshotCenterClient(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")

shot = client.screenshot.create(
    "https://example.com",
    apps=["my-make-app"],
)

# Make scenario receives the screenshot.finished event

use ScreenshotCenter\Client;

$client = new Client(getenv('SCREENSHOTCENTER_API_KEY'));

$shot = $client->screenshot->create('https://example.com', [
    'apps' => ['my-make-app'],
]);

// Make scenario receives the screenshot.finished event

import sc "github.com/juliensobrier/screenshotcenter-go"

client := sc.New("YOUR_API_KEY")

client.Screenshot.Create("https://example.com", &sc.ScreenshotParams{
    Apps: []string{"my-make-app"},
})

// Make scenario receives the screenshot.finished event

require "screenshotcenter"

client = ScreenshotCenter::Client.new(ENV["SCREENSHOTCENTER_API_KEY"])

client.screenshot.create("https://example.com",
  apps: ["my-make-app"],
)

# Make scenario receives the screenshot.finished event

import io.screenshotcenter.ScreenshotCenterClient;
import io.screenshotcenter.models.*;
import java.util.List;

public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        var client = new ScreenshotCenterClient("YOUR_API_KEY");

        client.screenshot().create("https://example.com",
            new ScreenshotParams().apps(List.of("my-make-app")));
        // Make scenario receives the screenshot.finished event
    }
}

using ScreenshotCenter;

var client = new ScreenshotCenterClient("YOUR_API_KEY");

await client.Screenshot.CreateAsync("https://example.com", new ScreenshotParams {
    Apps = new[] { "my-make-app" },
});

// Make scenario receives the screenshot.finished event

What you can build

Multi-step storage pipelines

Download the screenshot, resize it, then push to multiple cloud storage destinations — all in a single Make scenario.

CRM and project tracking

Create Jira issues, Asana tasks, or HubSpot deals with the screenshot image attached every time a capture job finishes.

Conditional routing

Use Make's router module to branch the workflow based on the captured domain, status, or any field in the event payload.

Email and chat notifications

Send rich email or Teams messages with the screenshot thumbnail and a direct link to the full-resolution file.

Get started

1. In Make, create a scenario with a Webhooks → Custom webhook trigger and copy the URL.
2. In ScreenshotCenter, go to Apps → Connect a new app → Make and paste the URL.
3. Select the events to fire, save, and build the rest of your scenario in Make.
4. Add the app ID to the apps parameter in your screenshot requests.

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