Make.com Flow Setup Guide

Step-by-step guide to import the Instagram publishing blueprint and configure your webhook

What is this?

This blueprint automates Instagram carousel post publishing. It receives data from this app via webhook and publishes it to your Instagram account.

Download the Blueprint File

Get the Make.com blueprint JSON file

Click the button below to download the blueprint file that you'll import into Make.com.

File: Nishit Flow.blueprint.json

Import Blueprint to Make.com

Add the blueprint to your Make.com account

Open Make.com

Go to make.com and sign in to your account

Navigate to Scenarios

Click on "Scenarios" in the left sidebar

Import Blueprint

Click the "Create a new scenario" button, then select "Import a blueprint"

Upload the JSON File

Select the downloaded Nishit Flow.blueprint.json file

Configure Instagram Connection

Connect your Instagram Business account when prompted. Make sure you have admin access to the Instagram account.

⚠️ Important: Set Up the Webhook Node

After importing, you must configure the webhook node (the first module in your flow). This is a one-time setup:

Click on the "Custom webhook" module (first module in the flow)
You'll see a dialog to "Create a webhook"
Enter a Webhook name (1-128 characters, e.g., "Instagram Publisher Webhook")
API Key authentication is optional - you can skip this for now or add it later for extra security
Click "Save" to create the webhook

Note: The webhook must be created before you can get the webhook URL. This is a required step!

Copy Your Webhook URL

Get the webhook URL from your Make.com scenario

Make sure you've completed Step 2 and created the webhook before proceeding. The webhook URL will only be available after you've set up the webhook node.

Open Your Scenario

Open the scenario you imported in Make.com

Click on the Webhook Module

Click on the "Custom webhook" module (the first module in your flow). If you haven't set it up yet, you'll see a "Create a webhook" dialog - complete that first (see Step 2).

Find Your Webhook URL

After the webhook is created, you'll see a "Webhooks" window showing your webhook details. The webhook URL will be displayed and should look like:

https://hook.eu2.make.com/[your-unique-webhook-id]

The URL format is: https://hook.[region].make.com/[unique-id]

Copy the Webhook URL

Click the "Copy address to clipboard" button in the webhook details window, or manually select and copy the webhook URL. You'll need this URL in the next step.

Example Webhook URL Format

Your actual URL will be different - copy it from Make.com

eu2.make.com

Example format:

https://hook.eu2.make.com/[your-unique-webhook-id]

⚠️ Important: This is just an example. Your actual webhook URL will be generated by Make.com after you create the webhook. Always use the URL shown in your Make.com scenario.

Remember: The webhook URL is unique to your Make.com account and scenario. You must copy it directly from the webhook module in your Make.com scenario after creating the webhook.

Configure Webhook in This App

Add the webhook URL to your app settings

Go to Settings

Click the Settings icon in the top right corner of the app

Paste Webhook URL

Paste the webhook URL you copied from Make.com into the "Webhook URL" field

Save Configuration

Click "Save Configuration" to store your webhook URL

Test Your Setup

Verify everything is working correctly

Activate Make.com Scenario

Go back to Make.com and make sure your scenario is activated (toggle switch should be ON)

Create a Test Post

Upload 2-10 images, generate a caption, and try publishing to Instagram

Check Make.com Execution

In Make.com, check the "Execution history" to see if the webhook was triggered and the post was published successfully

Blueprint Details

Information about this Make.com blueprint

Blueprint Name

Nishit Flow

Zone

eu2.make.com

Modules

3 modules

Version

Flow Modules

CustomWebHook

gateway:CustomWebHook

Module 1

CreateCarouselPhoto

instagram-business:CreateCarouselPhoto

Module 2

WebhookRespond

gateway:WebhookRespond

Module 3

Troubleshooting

Common issues and solutions

Webhook not receiving data

Make sure your Make.com scenario is activated and the webhook URL in the app settings matches the one in Make.com exactly.

Instagram post not publishing

Verify your Instagram Business account connection in Make.com. Ensure you have admin access and the account is properly connected.

Images not uploading

Check that image URLs are publicly accessible. Instagram API cannot access private or Google Drive links.