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# Make.com

> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.contouron.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.contouron.com/api/make.com.md).

## Make.com

Contouron has an official Make.com integration with the following modules:

| Resource | Operation | Description                                           |
| -------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| Post     | Publish   | Publish a post to social platforms                    |
| Media    | Upload    | Upload media files                                    |
| Visual   | Create    | Create visuals from templates (carousels, slideshows) |
| Visual   | Get       | Get visual creation status                            |
| Source   | Create    | Resolve content from URLs, text, PDFs, etc.           |
| Source   | Get       | Get source resolution status and content              |

### Using Source Modules

The Source modules allow you to resolve content from various sources programmatically.

#### Supported Source Types

| Source Type      | Input        | Description              |
| ---------------- | ------------ | ------------------------ |
| text             | Text content | Plain text               |
| article          | URL          | Web article or blog post |
| youtube          | URL          | YouTube video            |
| twitter          | URL          | Twitter/X post           |
| tiktok           | URL          | TikTok video             |
| perplexity-query | Text query   | Perplexity AI search     |
| audio            | URL          | Audio file               |
| pdf              | URL          | PDF document             |

#### Create Source

1. Add a Contouron module
2. Select "Create a Source Resolution"
3. Choose the source type
4. Provide the URL or text input
5. Run to get a resolution ID

#### Get Source

1. Add another Contouron module
2. Select "Get a Source Resolution"
3. Pass the resolution ID from the Create step
4. Run to get the resolved content (title, content, referenceUrl)

Add a Sleep module between Create and Get if processing takes time (e.g., for long videos or PDFs).

For full API details, see: [Source API Reference](https://github.com/Contouron-Inc/docs.contouron.com/blob/main/api/api-reference/source.md)

### Using Visual Modules

Visual creation is asynchronous. The Create module starts rendering and returns an ID. The Get module checks the status and returns the finished result.

#### Create Visual

1. Add a Contouron module
2. Select "Create a Visual"
3. Choose a template from the dropdown
4. Fill in the template inputs (prompt, scenes, etc.)
5. Run to get a visual creation ID

#### Get Visual

1. Add a Sleep module after Create Visual:
   * For carousel/slideshow templates without AI image generation: 45 seconds
   * For templates with AI image generation: 2 minutes
2. Add another Contouron module
3. Select "Get a Visual"
4. Pass the visual creation ID from the Create step
5. Check the `status` field:
   * `done` = visual is ready, use `mediaUrl` or `imageUrls`
   * `creation-from-template-failed` = check inputs and retry
   * Any other status = still processing, add a longer Sleep and retry

#### Scenario Pattern

```
[Create Visual] --> [Sleep 45s-2min] --> [Get Visual] --> [Publish Post]
```

The "Create Everything with AI Agent" option is web-app only and not available as a Make.com template. Use a specific template from the dropdown instead.

For full API details, see: Create Visual API Reference


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