make integration

Vectorize images in your Make scenarios

Call the SVG.new API from Make's HTTP module and turn images from other apps into SVG. There is no app to install.

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SVG.new integration for Make

Get started

Set up in three steps

HTTP module added

Ready to configure

1. Add an HTTP module

Open your Make scenario and add an HTTP > Make a request module. Set the method to POST and the URL to https://svg.new/api/agent/vectorize. The HTTP module is built into Make.

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

Send a JSON body with a public HTTPS image URL from an earlier module as image_url. The response has the SVG markup in svg; very large results come back as a download link in svg_url instead.

Example scenarios

Build it in minutes

Watch folder to Google Drive

Watch FolderSVG.newGoogle 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

WebhookSVG.newEmail

Receive an image via webhook, convert it to a clean SVG vector, and send the result as an email attachment.

Airtable record update

AirtableSVG.newUpdate Record

When an Airtable record gets an image attachment, vectorize it and save the SVG markup to a field on the record.

Features

Built for automation

HTTP modulePNG/JPG/WebP inputImage URL or base64 inputSVG markup outputAPI key authBatch endpoint

SVG.new works with Make through the HTTP module. Start the scenario from any Make trigger, run it on a schedule for regular batches, and add an error route for requests that fail.

FAQ

Common questions

How do I add SVG.new to a Make scenario?

Add an HTTP > Make a request module and send a POST request to https://svg.new/api/agent/vectorize. The JSON body takes a direct public HTTPS link to the image in image_url, or the image as a base64 data URL in image. Put your API key in the Authorization header as a bearer token.

What does the SVG.new API cost?

Each vectorization uses one credit from your SVG.new account. A free account gets 3 a day; Pro is $9.99 a month for 1,000.

Can I batch-process images in a Make scenario?

Yes. Use an iterator to send each image to the API. The vectorize endpoint accepts 10 requests a minute per account, so for larger runs use the batch endpoint, which takes up to 10 images per request.

Automate your image-to-SVG pipeline

Add the SVG.new API to your Make scenarios and start vectorizing images automatically today.

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