Free.ai Zapier Integration
Automate AI workflows with Zapier + Free.ai.
Free.ai + Zapier
Connect Free.ai to 5,000+ apps through Zapier. Automate AI tasks without writing code — set up triggers and actions to run AI workflows on autopilot.
Available Triggers
| Trigger | Description |
|---|---|
| New Email | When a new email arrives in Gmail/Outlook, send it to Free.ai for summarization or classification. |
| New Form Submission | When a Google Form or Typeform is submitted, process the response with AI. |
| New Slack Message | When a message is posted in a Slack channel, run AI analysis or translation. |
| New RSS Item | When a blog publishes a new post, summarize it with AI. |
| Scheduled | Run AI tasks on a schedule (daily reports, weekly summaries). |
Available Actions
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| AI Chat | Send a prompt to any of 346+ AI models and get a response. |
| Generate Image | Create an image from a text description using FLUX.1 or SDXL. |
| Translate Text | Translate text between 450+ languages. |
| Text to Speech | Convert text to natural-sounding audio. |
| Summarize | Summarize long text into key points. |
Setup with Webhooks by Zapier
Use Zapier's "Webhooks by Zapier" action to call the Free.ai API directly:
- Create a new Zap and choose your trigger app (e.g., Gmail, Slack, Google Sheets).
- Add an action step: Webhooks by Zapier → Custom Request.
- Set Method to POST and URL to
https://api.free.ai/v1/chat/completions. - Add headers:
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEYandContent-Type: application/json. - Set the body to your JSON payload with the model and prompt (use Zapier variables for dynamic content).
- Add another action to send the AI response wherever you want (email, Slack, Google Sheets, etc.).
Example Zaps
- Email → AI Summary → Slack — Auto-summarize incoming emails and post to a Slack channel
- Google Sheet → AI Translation → Google Sheet — Translate new rows into multiple languages
- RSS → AI Rewrite → WordPress — Summarize industry news and publish as blog posts
- Form → AI Classification → CRM — Auto-categorize support requests
FAQ
Free.ai connects to Zapier through the Webhooks by Zapier action. You create a Zap with any trigger app, then add a Custom Request action that calls the Free.ai API. The AI response can be sent to any of Zapier's 5,000+ connected apps.
No. Zapier is a no-code platform. You select triggers and actions from dropdown menus, fill in the API URL and headers, and Zapier handles the rest. Our setup guide walks you through every step.
You can auto-summarize emails, translate Google Sheet rows, rewrite RSS feeds into blog posts, classify support tickets, generate images from text, convert text to speech, and much more. Any Free.ai tool accessible via API can be used in a Zap.
Any Zapier trigger works -- Gmail, Google Sheets, Slack, Typeform, RSS feeds, scheduled triggers, and thousands more. Whenever the trigger fires, Zapier sends the data to Free.ai for AI processing.
You can use any Free.ai API endpoint as an action: AI chat with 346+ models, image generation, text translation in 450+ languages, text-to-speech, summarization, and more.
In your Zap, add a Webhooks by Zapier Custom Request action. Set the method to POST, the URL to the Free.ai API endpoint, add your API key in the Authorization header, and put your prompt in the JSON body. Zapier variables can be used for dynamic content.
We currently use Zapier's built-in Webhooks action for integration. A dedicated Free.ai Zapier app with pre-built triggers and actions is planned for the future, which will make setup even simpler.
Yes. Zapier lets you insert dynamic data from previous steps into your API request body. For example, you can insert the email body from a Gmail trigger directly into the Free.ai prompt to summarize each incoming email automatically.
The Free.ai side uses your standard token balance. Zapier itself has a free tier for simple Zaps and paid plans for higher volumes and multi-step workflows. The webhook action is available on all Zapier plans.
Yes. Add multiple Webhooks by Zapier steps in sequence. For example, first call the chat API to generate text, then call the TTS API to convert it to speech, then send the audio file to Google Drive.
Zapier provides error handling with automatic retries and notifications when a step fails. You can also add filter steps to check the API response before proceeding, and use Paths to handle different outcomes.
Yes. Multi-step Zaps are perfect for AI workflows. Trigger on an event, process with Free.ai, then route the output to multiple destinations. For example, summarize an email, translate it, and post to both Slack and a Google Sheet.