make integration
Vectorize images in your Make scenarios
Connect SVG.new to your Make scenarios and convert raster images to clean SVG vectors automatically. Works with the HTTP module across all 1,500+ Make integrations.
Get started
Set up in three steps
HTTP module added
Ready to configure
1. Add the SVG.new module
Open your Make scenario and add an HTTP > Make a request module. Point it at the SVG.new API endpoint. The HTTP module is available on every Make plan and requires no additional installation.
API key configured
Authenticated and ready
2. Connect with your API key
Grab your API key from svg.new/account and add it to the HTTP module's headers as an Authorization bearer token. All conversions are authenticated and metered against your plan.
Scenario running
Images vectorized automatically
3. Map image data and run your scenario
Map the image data from an upstream module into the HTTP request body. Run your scenario and SVG.new returns the vectorized SVG in the response. Route the output to any downstream module.
Example scenarios
Build it in minutes
Watch folder to Google Drive
Watch a folder for new images, vectorize each one with SVG.new, and upload the SVG files to Google Drive automatically.
Webhook to email
Receive an image via webhook, convert it to a clean SVG vector, and send the result as an email attachment.
Airtable record update
Trigger on new Airtable records with image attachments, vectorize them, and update the record with the generated SVG file.
Features
Built for automation
SVG.new integrates with Make through the HTTP module, giving you full flexibility to vectorize images in any scenario. Combine it with watch triggers to process images as they arrive, schedule batch runs, or add error routes for resilient automation pipelines.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I add SVG.new to a Make scenario?
Add an HTTP module to your Make scenario and configure it to send a POST request to the SVG.new API endpoint. Pass your image as binary data or a base64-encoded string in the request body, and include your API key in the Authorization header.
Should I use the HTTP module or a custom app?
The HTTP module is the recommended approach. It gives you full control over request configuration, supports binary image uploads, and works with all Make plans. No custom app installation is required.
What does the SVG.new API cost?
SVG.new offers a free tier with 3 conversions per day. The Pro plan at $9.99/month includes up to 1,000 conversions and full API access. Visit svg.new/pricing for details.
Can I batch-process images in a Make scenario?
Yes. Use an iterator or repeater module to loop through multiple images and send each one to the SVG.new API. Make handles concurrency and rate limiting automatically, and you can configure error routes to handle any failures gracefully.
Automate your image-to-SVG pipeline
Add the SVG.new API to your Make scenarios and start vectorizing images automatically today.