Videnly

videnly enables users to automate video creation and management workflows; integrating it with make com allows seamless, no code automation between videnly and hundreds of other apps, streamlining content production and distribution videnly is published by community users and is developed, supported and maintained by community make does not maintain the application to get support on videnly, reach out to the developer https //f make com/r/w4eaar?app name=videnly\&app slug=videnly community requirements to use the videnly service api, you need a videnly account sign up here app installation start by installing the app from the integration page here click the install button and follow the on screen instructions to complete the setup connect videnly and {{product name}} to get started, you must first create a connection between videnly and {{product name}} , allowing the two services to communicate you can connect using the following methods oauth2 0 oauth2 0 instructions you need to generate your token login to your videnly account using your credentials navigate to the api or developer section in your account settings create a new application to obtain integration credentials configure the application by specifying the necessary scopes (permissions) required for your integration locate and note the generated client id and client secret for your application start the oauth 2 0 authorization flow by redirecting users to the authorization endpoint with your client id, requested scopes, and your redirect uri after the user grants permission, they will be redirected back to your specified redirect uri with an authorization code exchange the authorization code for an access token by making a post request to the token endpoint, including the client id, client secret, authorization code, and redirect uri use the received access token to make authenticated api requests to videnly videnly modules after connecting to the videnly app, you can choose from a list of available modules to build your {{scenario plural lowercase}} actions modules add a video to queue this module lets you add a new video generation request to the queue, so your video will be processed automatically as soon as resources are available clear a queue item remove a particular video generation request from your queue this action deletes the selected request for the currently logged in user, helping you manage or tidy up your list of pending video generations get a queue progress easily track the status of a particular video you’ve requested by checking its progress in the generation queue this module lets you see exactly where your video is in the process, so you’ll know when it’s ready retrieve a account details this module fetches detailed information about the account of the user who is currently logged in searches modules retrieve all videos retrieve a list of all your successful video generation logs, including the direct urls to each video, so you can easily access and review your completed projects search a project retrieves a complete list of all the projects linked to your account, so you can easily see and manage everything you’re working on templates you can look for more templates in make's template gallery , where you'll find thousands of pre created {{scenario plural lowercase}} videnly resources you can have access to more resources related to this app on the following links videnly website videnly documentation videnly api documentation videnly page on make explore how make can help you join the academy learn make at your own pace with hands on courses that build practical skills learn the basics get to know make, how automation works, and the meaning of apis get the support from make comunity connect with other makers, get community tips and tricks reach out to customer care log in to your account and reach out to our agents explore developer resources get to know make api, custom apps and our mcp server explore our blog discover how make helps customers like you