Learn how to automate sharing Twitter screenshot images on Instagram using Pabbly Connect with this step-by-step tutorial. Transform complex automation concepts into accessible, actionable steps that eliminate unnecessary manual work while maximizing existing application capabilities.

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1. Setting Up Pabbly Connect for Twitter and Instagram Automation

To automate sharing Twitter screenshot images on Instagram, start by accessing Pabbly Connect. This platform enables seamless integration between various applications, including Twitter and Instagram.

First, create a free account on Pabbly Connect by visiting their website. Once signed up, log in to access the dashboard where you can begin setting up your automation workflow.


2. Creating a New Workflow in Pabbly Connect

After logging in, click on the ‘Create Workflow’ button to initiate a new automation process. Name your workflow appropriately, such as ‘Share Twitter Screenshot on Instagram’. This helps in identifying the workflow later. using Pabbly Connect

Next, you will see two modules: Trigger and Action. For this automation, select Twitter as the trigger application. The trigger event will be a ‘New Tweet’ which signifies that a new tweet has been posted.

  • Select Twitter as the trigger application.
  • Choose ‘New Tweet’ as the trigger event.
  • Connect your Twitter account by authorizing it.

Click ‘Save and Send Test Request’ to fetch the details of the most recent tweet. This information will be used to create the screenshot image later in the workflow.


3. Using Switchboard Canvas to Create Screenshot Images

In this step, you will utilize the Switchboard Canvas application to create an image of the tweet. After fetching the tweet details through Pabbly Connect, set up Switchboard Canvas as the action application in your workflow.

To do this, add a new action step and select Switchboard Canvas. The action event will be ‘Create Images’. You need to connect your Switchboard Canvas account using an API key, which can be found in the templates section of the Switchboard Canvas dashboard.

  • Input the API key to connect Switchboard Canvas.
  • Select the template you created for the screenshot.
  • Map the tweet details to the respective fields in the template.

After mapping the fields, click ‘Save and Send Test Request’ to create the image. Ensure all details such as tweet text, user profile image, and creation date are correctly mapped to generate a screenshot.


4. Sharing the Screenshot on Instagram Automatically

Once the screenshot image is created using Switchboard Canvas, the next step is to share it on Instagram. For this, add another action step in your workflow and select Instagram for Business as the application. using Pabbly Connect

Choose ‘Publish Photo’ as the action event. Connect your Instagram account by logging in and selecting the account you want to use. In the photo URL field, map the URL from the previous step where the image was created.

Select ‘Publish Photo’ as the action event. Map the photo URL from the Switchboard Canvas step. Optionally, add a caption for the Instagram post.

Click ‘Save and Send Test Request’ to check if the image is successfully posted on Instagram. Refresh your Instagram profile to see the new post reflecting the screenshot image.


5. Conclusion: Automating Your Social Media Sharing

In conclusion, using Pabbly Connect to automate sharing Twitter screenshot images on Instagram saves time and enhances social media visibility. By setting up this workflow, you ensure that every new tweet is automatically transformed into a shareable image and posted on Instagram without manual intervention.

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Follow the steps outlined in this tutorial to streamline your social media management and enjoy the benefits of automation with Pabbly Connect. Start using this powerful tool today to enhance your online presence!