Create Google Docs documents from new Instagram media posts
Effortlessly transform your latest Instagram posts into Google Docs documents with this handy workflow. When new media is shared on your Instagram account, a document will instantly be generated in your Google Docs. This automated solution ensures you never miss out on saving and documenting valuable content, helping keep everything within reach for future references, edits, or inspiration.
Effortlessly transform your latest Instagram posts into Google Docs documents with this handy workflow. When new media is shared on your Instagram account, a document will instantly be generated in your Google Docs. This automated solution ensures you never miss out on saving and documenting valuable content, helping keep everything within reach for future references, edits, or inspiration.
- When this happens...New Media Posted in My Account
Triggers when a photo or video is posted to your account.
- automatically do this!Create Document from Text
Create a new document from text. Also supports limited HTML.
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New Media Posted in My Account
Triggers when a photo or video is posted to your account.
Try ItFind User ID
Find your Instagram User ID. Use it with the "Find Recent Posts" and "Find Media Details" Custom Actions.
Find Recent Posts
Find your most recent Instagram posts. Combine it with the "Find User ID" Custom Action to obtain your User ID. Use the "Find Media Details" Custom Action to get all the data from a post.
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Find Media Details
Find all the data of a post, including an image, video, or album. Combine it with the "Find Recent Posts" Custom Action to get the Media ID. You may need a Line-item to Text Formatter by Zapier step to extract a single Media ID or a Looping by Zapier step to extract all of them.
New Document
Triggers when a new document is added (inside any folder).
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