Step by Step Tutorial on IFTTT
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IFTTT allows users to connect different online accounts and applications together. The document provides step-by-step instructions on how to sign up for an IFTTT account, search for applets to connect accounts, and create a sample applet that saves Instagram photos automatically to a Dropbox account. Key parts of the IFTTT process include choosing a trigger from one application to initiate an action in another connected application, authorizing IFTTT to access accounts, and turning applets on or off.
Step by Step Tutorial on IFTTT
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- 2. Type ifttt.com in here
- 4. Click here to sign up with Google email
- 5. Click here to sign up with Facebook acct
- 10. Let’s see the menu
- 11. Click here…
- 12. And you will see all Applet collections
- 13. Click here for more Applet collections
- 14. Click here to search for recommended applets..
- 16. or other areas from appliances…
- 17. …to the Weather.
- 18. Click here to see all the applets you have.
- 19. Right now there is only one.
- 20. This shows the latest activities…
- 21. Now let’s create an applet…
- 22. First, what is an applet?
- 23. An applet is like a formula...
- 24. …that you use to connect...
- 25. …networks or applications, smartphones, emails, appliances and a whole lot more.
- 26. How to create an applet?
- 27. First, you need to select…
- 28. …an action from a particular application…
- 29. …or platform that will…
- 31. …action in another application or platform…
- 32. Say everytime we post photos in Instagram …
- 33. …the same photo or post will be…
- 35. Let’s create the applet for this.
- 36. Go to “My Applet”…
- 38. Click here for the app you want to connect…
- 39. It will show all the apps…
- 41. …that you want to connect
- 42. Click here…
- 43. Click Connect…
- 46. Click here to log in…
- 47. Whenever you want to connect IFTTT…
- 48. …with other applications, you’ll be asked to…
- 49. …log-in to your application.
- 50. This is to authorize IFTTT…
- 51. …to use your account.
- 52. Choose your “trigger” by...
- 53. …clicking any one of these.
- 54. Let’s click on the first one...
- 55. Notice that was changed to .
- 56. Now click .
- 57. Now click on icon
- 58. Click connect.
- 59. Sign in to dropbox…
- 60. Click here to sign in with Google…
- 61. Or enter email here…
- 63. Click here to sign up…
- 64. This will allow IFTTT to access dropbox…
- 65. Choose any of the action.
- 66. Let’s click on this.
- 67. Click here to complete the action
- 68. Review, click here to finish.
- 69. Now your applet is “ON”
- 70. The applet we’ve created is now added to My Applet
- 71. .
- 72. Let’s try if it’s working.
- 75. The photo is saved in
- 77. So you have a back up for your instagram posts.
- 78. If you want to turn off the applet...
- 79. .Click on the applet...
- 80. Click here to turn off
- 81. It will turn gray once off...
- 82. Just click here to turn on...
- 83. To configure the applet...
- 84. .Click on the applet...
- 85. Click this icon
- 86. Once configuration is done, click here to save.
- 87. Or click here to delete.
- 88. There are numerous applet already existing in IFTTT...
- 90. . Click here to see all applet collections
- 91. . It will show all collections of applets
- 92. for all kinds of platforms or applications.
- 93. Just scroll up and down here …
- 94. …to see what you’re looking for.
- 95. …Once you have selected
- 96. …just click on it…
- 97. …just click on the applet…
- 98. Click here to turn on the applet.
- 99. Enter email, password, click authorize .
- 100. Click here to turn on the applet .
- 101. It is now added to your “My Applets .