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Make Templates — not yet published
Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform where flows are “scenarios” built from modules. Each template is a blueprint you import into a new scenario — Make rebuilds every module, then you reconnect your apps and switch it on.
Make templates landing soon
The first batch of verified Make templates is being built and tested on a real instance right now. Each will ship with the exact blueprint, screenshots, import steps and a last-verified date.
Meanwhile: browse all examples · learn the basics
Need something that works today? The n8n library has 5 verified, import-ready workflows.
How importing works
- Download the blueprint. Use the Download blueprint button above to get the .json blueprint.
- Create a new scenario. In Make, open Scenarios → Create a new scenario.
- Import the blueprint. Open the scenario’s ⋯ menu → Import Blueprint and choose the downloaded file. Make rebuilds every module.
- Reconnect each app. Click each module and select or create your own connection — see the connections table below.
- Run once, then schedule. Use Run once to verify the flow, then set the schedule and switch the scenario on.
Frequently asked questions
Are there Make templates available yet?
Not yet. The first Make templates are being built and tested on a real Make account. A template is published here only after it has been run, exported, sanitized and re-import-verified — until then this page has no download.
How will I use a Make template once it is published?
1. Download the blueprint: Use the Download blueprint button above to get the .json blueprint. 2. Create a new scenario: In Make, open Scenarios → Create a new scenario. 3. Import the blueprint: Open the scenario’s ⋯ menu → Import Blueprint and choose the downloaded file. Make rebuilds every module. 4. Reconnect each app: Click each module and select or create your own connection — see the connections table below. 5. Run once, then schedule: Use Run once to verify the flow, then set the schedule and switch the scenario on.
Will they work on my account?
Yes. Templates ship with placeholder credentials only — you connect your own Make accounts after importing. Nothing here stores or sees your keys.
Where can I find working templates right now?
The n8n library has 5 verified templates — each built and run on a real n8n instance, exported as import-ready workflow JSON and re-import-verified, with a last-verified date on the page.