Google Docs + Instagram for Business
Publish photos on Instagram for Business when new documents are added to a Google Docs folder
Streamline your social media marketing with this efficient workflow. When a new document is added to a specific folder in Google Docs, it instantly posts a photo to your Instagram for Business account. Enhance your online presence, save time, and maintain consistent brand messaging by simplifying your content sharing process.
Streamline your social media marketing with this efficient workflow. When a new document is added to a specific folder in Google Docs, it instantly posts a photo to your Instagram for Business account. Enhance your online presence, save time, and maintain consistent brand messaging by simplifying your content sharing process.
- When this happens...New Document in Folder
Triggers when a new document is added to a specific folder (but not its subfolders).
- automatically do this!Publish Photo(s)
Publish one or more photos to your feed as a single post or carousel. Note: This will only work for an Instagram Business Account and not a Personal or Creator Account.
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New Document
Triggers when a new document is added (inside any folder).
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Folder
Document NameRequired
Text to AppendRequired
Append Text on New Line?
FileRequired
Specify Document Name
Drive
Folder
Stop on errorRequired
HTTP MethodRequired
URLRequired
Query string parameters
Additional request headers
Body
Drive
Folder
Try ItDrive containing the template document
Folder containing the template document
Template DocumentRequired
New Document NameRequired
Drive
Folder for new Document
Sharing Preference
Unused Fields Preference
Export Formats
Insert Inline Image (Image URL)
Image location (Segment ID)
Image location (Index)
Image location (tabId)
Document NameRequired
Document ContentRequired
Drive
Folder
Export Formats
Insert Inline Image (Image URL)
Image location (Segment ID)
Image location (Index)
Image location (tabId)
Drive
Folder
Document NameRequired
