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Mallary for Make has three simple modules. You can publish content, use any Mallary API feature, and start a workflow when Mallary sends an event.
The official Mallary app has been submitted to Make and is under review for Marketplace publication. This page will link to the public listing after Make approves it.

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The three modules

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Create a Post

Publish now or schedule a post on one or more connected social platforms. You can:
  • add your message,
  • choose the platforms,
  • choose a Mallary profile,
  • upload one image or video from an earlier Make step,
  • use more files that are already hosted at files.mallary.ai,
  • set a date and time,
  • add comments under the post, and
  • add options for each platform.

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Make an API Call

Use any supported Mallary API route with your saved Mallary connection. This gives you access to profiles, connected platforms, posts, jobs, comments, replies, analytics, audience counts, settings, webhooks, and new API features.

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Watch Mallary Events

Start a Make workflow when Mallary schedules, publishes, partly publishes, or fails a post.

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Connect your Mallary account

  1. Open the Mallary dashboard.
  2. Create a separate API key for Make.
  3. Add a Mallary module to your Make scenario.
  4. Click Add next to the Mallary connection field.
  5. Paste your API key into the private connection form.
  6. Save the connection.
  7. Use Make an API Call with GET /api/v1/profiles to test it.
Keep your API key private. Store it only in the Make connection. Do not put it in module fields, logs, notes, or screenshots.

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Publish a post

Use Create a Post. Add:
  1. Your message.
  2. One or more platforms.
  3. A profile ID if you do not want to use your default profile.
  4. An image or video if you need one.
  5. A date and time if you want to schedule the post.
  6. Platform options if a platform needs its own message, title, privacy choice, board, subreddit, or other setting.
This module can publish to real social accounts. Check the profile, platforms, text, media, and time before the scenario runs.
The first response includes a Mallary job for each platform. Use Make an API Call to check a job or list posts after publishing finishes.

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Upload a file while posting

Turn on Upload one file inside Create a Post. Map the file name and file data from an earlier Make step, then choose its content type. Mallary creates a short-lived upload URL, sends the file to Mallary storage, and adds the new https://files.mallary.ai/... URL to your post.
This sends the selected file to Mallary storage. Do not map private, regulated, or secret files unless you mean to publish them.

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Use the full Mallary API

Use Make an API Call for any feature that is not shown inside Create a Post.
  • Choose GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE.
  • Enter a relative path such as /api/v1/profiles.
  • Add query values in the Query string field.
  • Add write data in the JSON body field.
  • Do not enter a full URL.
  • Do not add the Mallary authorization header. The saved connection adds it for you.
Useful examples:
  • GET /api/v1/profiles
  • GET /api/v1/platforms
  • GET /api/v1/posts
  • GET /api/v1/audience
  • GET /api/v1/comments
See the API overview for all routes and request fields.
A custom API call can publish, reply, upload, change settings, disconnect accounts, or delete pending posts. Check the method, path, profile, and body before you run a write request.

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Watch Mallary events

Use Watch Mallary Events to start a scenario when Mallary sends one of these events:
  • post.scheduled
  • post.published
  • post.failed
  • post.partial
  • auto_reply.posted
When you enable the trigger, Make registers its webhook URL with Mallary. Mallary signs each delivery, and the trigger checks the signature before it returns the event.

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Source and support

The source keeps the older focused modules hidden so existing Make scenarios can still use them. New scenarios show only the three modules listed on this page.
Last modified on September 4, 2026