How to Share and Use Workflows in Make Using JSON Files

​

Importing a JSON Workflow into Make

​

Step 1: Log in to Make

• Access your Make account at make.com and sign in with your credentials.

​

Step 2: Create a New Scenario

• Navigate to “Scenarios” in the left sidebar
• Click on “Create a new scenario” button

​

Step 3: Import the Blueprint

• Look at the bottom of the canvas and click the ”…” (three dots) button labeled “more”
• Select “Import Blueprint” from the dropdown menu
• Browse your computer and select the JSON workflow file you want to import
• Click “Save” to confirm

​

Step 4: Configure Your Workflow

• Once imported, review all the modules (nodes) in your workflow
• Complete any necessary configuration for each module, such as connecting accounts, setting parameters, or filling in required fields
• Test your scenario to ensure everything works correctly
• Save and activate your scenario when ready

​

Exporting Your Workflow as a JSON File

​

Step 1: Open Your Scenario

• Go to the scenario you want to export

​

Step 2: Export the Blueprint

• Click the ”…” (three dots) button at the bottom of the canvas
• Select “Export Blueprint” from the menu
• The JSON file will be downloaded to your computer

​

Step 3: Share Your Workflow

• You can now share this JSON file with team members, clients, or the Make community
• Recipients can import it following the import instructions above

​

Tips for Success

• Always review imported workflows before activating them
• Update any connection credentials and API keys after importing
• Add comments or documentation to help others understand your workflow
• Keep your exported JSON files organized with clear naming conventions