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Automate social media publishing across 14+ platforms using the official Zernio app on Make.com. Build visual scenarios with dedicated modules for each platform, no HTTP configuration required.

Quick Reference

DetailValue
Make App NameZernio (Make Nodes Zernio)
App Directorymake.com/en/integrations/make-nodes-late
Module Count20+ dedicated modules
Auth MethodAPI Key connection

Available Modules

Content Creation

ModuleDescription
Add Post to Twitter/XPublish or schedule a tweet
Add Post to LinkedInPublish or schedule a LinkedIn post
Add Post to FacebookPublish or schedule a Facebook post
Add Post to InstagramPublish or schedule an Instagram post
Add Instagram StoriesCreate an Instagram Story
Add Instagram ReelsCreate an Instagram Reel
Add Post to TikTokPublish or schedule a TikTok video
Add Post to ThreadsPublish or schedule a Threads post
Add Post to BlueskyPublish or schedule a Bluesky post
Upload YouTube VideoUpload and publish a YouTube video
Upload Pinterest Image PinCreate an image pin
Upload Pinterest Video PinCreate a video pin

Management

ModuleDescription
Get Social AccountsList all connected social accounts
Get Post ListList posts with filtering by status
Get Post by IDRetrieve a specific post's details
List ProfilesList all profiles
List Pinterest BoardsList boards for a Pinterest account
Update a PostEdit draft or scheduled posts
Delete a PostRemove draft, scheduled, or failed posts
Delete a Social AccountDisconnect a social account
Retry Adding a PostRepublish a failed post
Make an API CallCustom request for any Zernio API endpoint

You need a Zernio API key and at least one connected social media account before setting up this integration. Get your key at zernio.com/dashboard/api-keys.

Setup

Find the Zernio App

In your Make scenario editor, click the + button to add a module. Search for "Zernio" in the app picker.

Select any Zernio module to get started (e.g., Add Post to Twitter/X).

Create a Connection

When prompted, click Add to create a new connection:

  1. Give the connection a name (e.g., "My Zernio Account")
  2. Paste your API key from zernio.com/dashboard/api-keys
  3. Click Save

The connection is reusable across all Zernio modules in your scenarios.

Treat your API key like a password. If compromised, regenerate it immediately from the Zernio dashboard.

Test the Connection

Select the Get Social Accounts module, choose your connection, and click Run once. You should see your connected social media accounts.

Create a Post

  1. Add a Zernio module for your target platform (e.g., Add Post to Twitter/X)
  2. Select your Connection
  3. Select a Profile from the dropdown
  4. Select a Social Account from the dropdown
  5. Enter the Text content
  6. Optionally add Media URLs (image or video links)
  7. Optionally set a Scheduled Date for future publishing

Click Run once to test. The post will be published or scheduled based on your configuration.

Using Dynamic Data

Map data from previous modules into Zernio module fields:

  • Click into any field and select values from the module mapping panel
  • Example: Map {{1.title}} from a Google Sheets trigger into the Text field
  • Example: Map {{2.imageUrl}} from a media module into Media URLs

Schedule a Post

Set the Scheduled Date field to a future ISO 8601 timestamp. If left empty, the post is published immediately.

Use Make's built-in date functions for dynamic scheduling:

FunctionResult
{{addDays(now; 1)}}Tomorrow, same time
{{formatDate(addDays(now; 1); "YYYY-MM-DD")}}T09:00:00ZTomorrow at 9 AM UTC
{{addHours(now; 3)}}3 hours from now

Cross-Post to Multiple Platforms

Use Make's Router module to split a scenario into parallel paths, each targeting a different platform:

  1. Trigger (Google Sheets, Webhook, Schedule, etc.)
  2. Router → Split into paths
  3. Path A → Zernio: Add Post to Twitter/X
  4. Path B → Zernio: Add Post to LinkedIn
  5. Path C → Zernio: Add Post to Bluesky

Each path can have its own content formatting, shorter text for Twitter, longer for LinkedIn, etc.

Scenario Examples

Google Sheets Content Calendar

  1. Google Sheets → Watch Rows, Trigger when a new row is added
  2. Zernio → Add Post to Twitter/X, Map the row's content and schedule date

Webhook-Triggered Posting

  1. Webhooks → Custom Webhook, Receive POST requests from your app
  2. Zernio → Add Post to LinkedIn, Post the incoming content

Send content to the webhook URL:

bash
curl -X POST "https://hook.make.com/YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"text": "Hello from my app!", "platform": "linkedin"}'

RSS Feed to Social Media

  1. RSS → Watch RSS Feed Items, Check for new blog posts
  2. Text Parser → Match Pattern, Extract title and link
  3. Router → Split into platform paths
  4. Zernio → Add Post to Twitter/X, Short post with link
  5. Zernio → Add Post to LinkedIn, Longer post with context

Retry Failed Posts

  1. Schedule → Every Hour, Check periodically
  2. Zernio → Get Post List, Filter by failed status
  3. Iterator, Loop through failed posts
  4. Zernio → Retry Adding a Post, Retry each failed post

Custom API Requests

For operations not covered by dedicated modules, use Make an API Call:

FieldValue
URL/v1/analytics (relative to base URL)
MethodGET

This sends an authenticated request to any Zernio API endpoint. See the API Reference for all available endpoints.

Error Handling

Error Handler Routes

Right-click any Zernio module and select Add error handler:

HandlerWhen to Use
BreakRate limits (429), store for manual retry
IgnoreNon-critical failures, skip and continue
RollbackCritical failures, stop the scenario
ResumeProvide a fallback value and continue

Rate Limits

Zernio API has rate limits by plan. For high-volume scenarios:

  • Use the Sleep module between Zernio modules to space out requests
  • Set your scenario schedule to an appropriate interval
  • Monitor for 429 responses and use Break handlers

Operations Cost

Each Zernio module execution consumes one Make operation:

ScheduleOperations/DayOperations/Month
Every 15 min96~2,880
Every hour24~720
Every day1~30
Webhook (on demand)VariesOnly when triggered
  • Zernio on Make.com
  • App Documentation
  • Get API Key
  • API Reference