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Overview

Make is a visual platform that lets you design, build, and automate workflows by connecting apps and services. By integrating Legnext AI API with Make, you can:
  • Visual Workflow Builder - Create complex automations with drag-and-drop interface
  • Connect 1000+ Apps - Integrate with popular tools like Google Drive, Slack, Airtable, and more
  • Advanced Logic - Use routers, filters, and conditional logic in your workflows
  • Real-time Processing - Process images and videos as events happen
  • No Coding Required - Build powerful automations without technical expertise

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Getting Started

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Join Our Make Organization

Get access to pre-built Legnext templates and modules:
Join Make Organization

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Prerequisites

  • A Make account (free or paid)
  • A Legnext API key (Get one here)
  • Basic understanding of workflow automation

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Setup Steps

  1. Join the Organization
    • Click the button above to accept the invitation
    • Log in to your Make account or create a new one
  2. Access Legnext Templates
    • Browse pre-built scenarios in the organization
    • Clone templates to your workspace
  3. Configure API Connection
    • Add your Legnext API key to HTTP modules
    • Test the connection
  4. Customize Your Workflow
    • Modify the scenario to fit your needs
    • Add additional apps and logic

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Use Cases

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Automated Content Creation

Create a workflow that monitors your content calendar and automatically generates images when new content is scheduled. Example Flow: 
Google Sheets (New Row) → Legnext (Generate Image) → Google Drive (Save File) → Slack (Send Notification)

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Social Media Automation

Generate and post images to multiple social media platforms based on triggers. Example Flow: 
RSS Feed → Legnext (Generate Image) → Dropbox (Save) → Twitter/Instagram (Post)

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E-commerce Product Images

Automatically generate product images when new items are added to your store. Example Flow: 
Shopify (New Product) → Legnext (Generate Image) → Shopify (Update Product Image)

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Email Marketing Campaigns

Create personalized images for email campaigns based on customer data. Example Flow: 
Mailchimp (New Campaign) → Airtable (Get Data) → Legnext (Generate Images) → Mailchimp (Add Images)

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Video Content Pipeline

Build automated video generation workflows for marketing or social media. Example Flow: 
Trello (Card Moved) → Legnext (Generate Video) → Vimeo (Upload) → Email (Send Review Link)

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Key Features

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HTTP Modules

Use Make’s HTTP modules to interact with the Legnext API:
  • HTTP Request - Make API calls to Legnext endpoints
  • Webhooks - Receive completion notifications from Legnext
  • JSON Parsing - Process API responses

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Data Mapping

Map data between apps using Make’s intuitive interface:
  • Transform text data into image prompts
  • Extract job IDs from responses
  • Format URLs and parameters

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Error Handling

Build robust workflows with Make’s error handling:
  • Error Handler Routes - Define fallback actions
  • Retry Logic - Automatically retry failed requests
  • Notifications - Get alerted when errors occur

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Scheduling

Run workflows on schedules:
  • Interval Scheduling - Run every N minutes/hours
  • Specific Times - Run at exact times daily/weekly
  • Custom Cron - Advanced scheduling options

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Available Legnext Operations

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Image Generation

  • Text-to-Image
  • Image-to-Image
  • Image Upscaling
  • Image Variations

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Video Generation

  • Video Diffusion
  • Video Extension
  • Video Upscaling

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Task Management

  • Get Task Status
  • Get Task Result
  • Cancel Task

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Account

  • Get Balance

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Best Practices

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Use Webhooks for Long Operations

For video generation and other long-running tasks:
  1. Send the initial API request with a webhook URL
  2. Use Make’s webhook to receive the completion notification
  3. Process the result in a separate scenario

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Handle Rate Limits

  • Add delay modules between bulk operations
  • Use Make’s scheduling to spread out requests
  • Monitor your API usage in the Legnext dashboard

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Store Job IDs

  • Use data stores to track job IDs
  • Link generation and result retrieval operations
  • Maintain history of completed tasks

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Test Thoroughly

  • Use Make’s test execution feature
  • Verify all API connections before going live
  • Set up error notifications

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Example Scenarios

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Basic Image Generation

Trigger: Google Form submission Actions:
  1. Parse form response
  2. Call Legnext text-to-image API
  3. Wait for completion (webhook or polling)
  4. Save image to Google Drive
  5. Send email with image link

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Batch Image Processing

Trigger: New file in Dropbox folder Actions:
  1. Get file URL from Dropbox
  2. Call Legnext image-to-image API
  3. Apply style transformation
  4. Save result to different folder
  5. Update Airtable with status

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Video Generation Pipeline

Trigger: Scheduled (daily at 9 AM) Actions:
  1. Get content from CMS (e.g., WordPress)
  2. Generate video using Legnext
  3. Monitor task status
  4. Upload to YouTube when ready
  5. Post announcement on social media

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Troubleshooting

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Connection Issues

Problem: Can’t connect to Legnext API Solution:
  • Verify your API key is correct
  • Check that you’re using the correct endpoint URL
  • Ensure your Make plan supports HTTP requests

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Timeout Errors

Problem: Scenario times out waiting for response Solution:
  • Use webhook callbacks instead of waiting
  • Split generation and retrieval into separate scenarios
  • Use Make’s resume feature for long-running operations

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Data Mapping Errors

Problem: Data not mapping correctly between modules Solution:
  • Use Make’s mapping panel to visualize data structure
  • Test with sample data first
  • Check JSON response format in API documentation

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Webhook Not Triggering

Problem: Not receiving webhook notifications Solution:
  • Verify webhook URL is correct in API request
  • Check Make webhook is active and listening
  • Test webhook with Make’s “Determine data structure” feature

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Resources

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Need Help?

If you need assistance with Make integration, reach out to our support team at [email protected]