Connect your blog to everything.
Plug rewriter.io into Make and let every freshly published article flow anywhere — your CMS, your socials, your inbox, your spreadsheets. One trigger, 2,000+ apps, zero lines of code.
One integration, endless destinations.
Blogs & CMS
Ghost, Webflow, Notion, Wix, Medium, Blogger — your articles land wherever your content lives.
Social media
LinkedIn, Facebook, Buffer, Bluesky — every new post reaches your channels automatically.
Gmail, Mailchimp, Outlook — send fresh articles to your subscriber list without lifting a finger.
Sheets & data
Google Sheets, Airtable — build a content log and reports that keep themselves up to date.
Any HTTP endpoint
Got your own system? Send the article as JSON to any URL — the universal module handles the rest.
Notifications & chat
Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram — your team knows about every publish instantly.
Live in three steps.
Get your API key
On a Solo, Pro or Max plan, generate a key in API & integrations — it's your ticket into Make.
Install the Make app
Open our invitation link, pick your Make organization and confirm the installation — then connect the rewriter.io app by pasting your API key.
Install the app in Make →Build the scenario & switch on
Add the “Watch new articles” trigger, then “Get an article” (map its id and language from the trigger) and your destination module — in HTTP modules add a “Create JSON” step — and test one run; then switch it on for good. Instant variant: in “Watch article events” create the webhook on the module (connection + event) and map “Get an article” from data.id and data.language.
What you can automate.
Multiply every article
One new piece → published to Ghost, shared on LinkedIn and Facebook, and emailed to your subscribers. All at once.
Sync your CMS
Freshly published articles drop into Webflow or Notion the moment they go live.
Broadcast on social
Every published article lands in your social scheduler and goes out on your timetable.
Log & notify
Append each article to Google Sheets, or ping your team by email or Slack the instant it publishes.
From article to any channel.
Share to your subreddit.
Every new article goes out as a link post to the subreddit you choose — via Make's Reddit module and your own account. You pick the subreddit and the timing; all within the community's rules.
- Link or text post to the subreddit of your choice
- Title and link straight from the published article
- Uses your own Reddit account connected in Make
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Publish full articles to Blogger.
Blogger: title and full HTML body land on your blog through the Blogger API. Chain “Watch new articles” → “Get an article” → HTTP module; wire up Google authorization and publish.
- Chain: trigger → Get an article → HTTP (Blogger v3 API)
- Title and full HTML body
- Use a Make OAuth 2.0 connection for recurring runs
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Drop articles into your Webflow CMS.
Webflow: every new article lands as an item in your CMS collection through the Webflow API: title, body, slug and image. The same chain with an HTTP module; connect Webflow and every article waits ready in the collection.
- Chain: trigger → Get an article → HTTP (Webflow CMS API)
- Title, body, slug and image mapped to collection fields
- Creates a staged item (publish the site from Webflow)
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Publish as a Medium draft.
Every finished article lands as a draft on your Medium profile — with title, full body and tags. Review it and publish in one click, no copy-pasting.
- Chain: trigger → Get an article → HTTP (Medium API)
- Title, full body and the article category as a tag
- Draft on your Medium profile (the Medium API is experimental)
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A few more popular flows.
Share new articles to your profile or company page with Make's LinkedIn module.
Post to your Facebook Page — title, link and image straight from the article.
Newsletter
Send the fresh article to a Mailchimp or Gmail list, or batch a weekly digest.
Notion
Log every article as an entry in a Notion database — title, slug, language and SEO score, through an HTTP module to the Notion API.
Google Sheets
Append each publication to a sheet — an instant content log and reports.
Slack / Discord
Ping your team on Slack or Discord the moment an article goes live.
Wix
Create Wix blog drafts — title and meta description land in your Wix dashboard through an HTTP module to the Wix API.
Ghost
Send full articles to Ghost — its Admin API token is short-lived, so add a JWT step in Make.
Buffer
Queue posts to your social channels through Buffer.
Airtable
Log every article in an Airtable base — records and reports.
Telegram
Post to a Telegram channel the moment an article goes out.
Tumblr
Share new articles to your Tumblr blog.
One article, four channels, zero manual work.
Here's how a single Make scenario fans your new article out to everywhere your audience is — in the same minute you publish it.
- 1You publish an article in rewriter.io
- 2The “Watch article events” trigger fires instantly
- 3Make fans it out in parallel: a subreddit link, the full text on Blogger, a LinkedIn post and an email to subscribers
- 4The same article lands in Google Sheets as a content log
I write once, and the article shows up everywhere on its own.
example flow for a niche blog
Two triggers, seven modules, infinite flows.
2 triggers
“Watch new articles” (polling) and “Watch article events” (an instant webhook that self-registers).
6 article events
Published, scheduled, unpublished, archived, restored and translated — react to exactly what you need.
7 modules
Get a project, List topics, List categories, Search articles, Get an article, Get article HTML, and a universal “Make an API call” for any endpoint.
Frequently asked questions
How do I install the app in Make?
It's a private app — open our invitation link (the “Install the Make app” button), pick your Make organization and confirm the installation. If anything goes wrong, message us in Help & contact.
Which plan do I need?
Any plan with API access: Solo, Pro or Max. You generate the API key in your dashboard in seconds.
Do I need to code?
No. Make is fully visual — you build the chain from step 03 (trigger → “Get an article” → your platform's module), map the article fields and switch it on. The recipes on this page tell you which fields land where on each platform.
Is it real-time?
Yes. The instant trigger fires the moment an article publishes; a polling trigger is available too.
What can I connect to?
Over 2,000 Make apps — your CMS, social media, email, spreadsheets, or any HTTP endpoint.
Automate your content today.
Create your account, pick a plan with API access (Solo, Pro or Max), generate your key and install the Make app from our invitation link — you'll build the rest in minutes.