🔥 Feature Spotlight: Share Scenarios with a Link

New Scenario Sharing is here!

Today, we are introducing a new, easy way of sharing your automations :tada:

Hey, Make Community!

You know that feeling: You built the perfect automation. It saves you hours, it’s elegant.

Your thought is “Everyone on my team needs this!” or, “The community would love to see how I built this!”

You want to inspire and help others with your proven automations.

Exporting JSONs, emailing files, and explaining how to import them? None of this is needed. Just click to share!

:link: How does this work?

You can now click to generate a unique scenario page for any scenario you want to share.

  • To View: Anyone with the link can see your scenario on a scenario page. No login is required just to see what you built.

  • To Copy: If they want to use it, they can log in to Make and create a copy of the scenario in their own account to edit and run.

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:heart_hands: Here’s why you’ll love it:

  • Ease of sharing: Stop exporting, importing, and re-exporting JSON files. Just share a link.
  • Always Up-to-Date: The scenario page always shows the latest saved version of your scenario. If you make an update, the link is instantly current.
  • Fast & Flexible: It’s the easiest way to demonstrate automation, share a solution, and help others build on your proven successes.

:rocket: Real-World ways to use it:

  • For your team: Turn your best workflows into a “playbook.” Onboarding a new team member? Send them a link to your “IT & Software Onboarding” scenario to get them set up fast.
  • For agencies & partners: Show, don’t just tell. Send potential clients a link to your “Advanced Client Reporting” or “Lead Nurturing” scenarios to showcase your skills.
  • For the Community: Built something you’re proud of? Share the link on social media or in a forum to inspire others and get feedback.

Which automation are you the most proud of? Share your scenario with us in the comments! :link:

Check out our detailed guide on creating your first public scenario page or read our blog article.

Happy sharing!

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Finally, the wait is over! Anyone can share scenarios, Ai automation and agents easily

Thanks to the team for making this possible!

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Of course, I have to share a scenario to kick things off!

Here’s the scenario page link to an automation I built to help me stay more active on LinkedIn: Create LinkedIn content from articles :link:

Let me know what you think! :raising_hands:

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@Valery.Mezencev, this looks great! So much easier to share scenario’s.

Cheers,
Henk

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@samliew time to majorly update your how to guide you so helpfully share. We don’t need no stinking blueprints!!

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Sweeeeet! I’m going to have to majorly update my major thread with this feature Make for Make Newbies Video Series I: All About that Data

No more blueprint sharing hooray!!!

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Hello!

I found one potential improvement :slight_smile:

After clicking “Use this scenario” there is no way to select the organization to which you want to upload the scenario.

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Why not first switch to the org you want to accept the shared scenario?

Right now, when opening a scenario from a URL, you cannot see which org you are currently switched to.

So you have to open a new tab, switch organizations, probably refresh (not sure here!) the scenario and import it.

So even an org selector in the corner would be a solution.

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When I share it, the title displayed on the card is “Make” instead of the actual title of the workflow, which makes it inconvenient for the audience to read directly.

Hi @mszymkowiak , agreed this can be a bit of an annoyance. Right now the scenario is copied to the last team/organization you have opened (switching organizations in a new tab is enough). We know we need to make this a bit nicer :+1:

Thanks for the feedback, hope you will have success with the sharing feature otherwise!

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Hi @Rico, the title of the workflow should always be displayed. Can you share bit more details on this?

  • How does the title appear in the ‘Customize public details’ section in the share modal, is all correct there? (In the scenario builder, when you customize scenario title/descriptions in share options.)
  • On which platform did you try to share the scenario?
  • Would it be possible to share the link of the shared scenario with us?

Thanks for bringing this up!

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