Integrations
Our built in integrations make it faster to make powerful apps for common use cases.
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Our built in integrations make it faster to make powerful apps for common use cases.
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Integrations give your apps superpowers - like adding AI, transcribing audio, displaying a map, using a component library, or more.
Add integrations by typing / or selecting the “Add-ons” menu.
Demo:
Sends requests to OpenAI's latest model GPT-4o. Use it to do anything you can do with ChatGPT in your own apps, including summarization, categorization, re-formatting, or generating. Describe what you want the app to do and reference the integration, e.g.Build an app that uses /[ChatGPT] to help users summarize long text paragraphs
Add your specific prompt to the spec if you want to be more specific on how GPT-4o should respond.
👉 Watch a demo on how to use the ChatGPT integration here:
Sends requests to Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Athropic's best model to date. Sonnet 3.5 is especially good at writing oriented and reasoning oriented tasks. Describe how you want your app to use Sonnet and reference the integration: Build an app that uses /[Anthropic Sonnet 3.5] to generate cold emails based on prospect information I enter
Groq is the fastest of the AI models you can choose from in Create. It uses Meta's LLama 3 model on top of Groq's infrastructure. Get started by trying a with prompt like Build an app that uses /[Groq] to answer trivia questions
Sends requests to Claude Opus, Anthropic's largest model. Opus can generate high quality responses, but takes longer to return answers than smaller models. Try a prompt like Build an app that uses /[Anthropic Opus] to draft email responses for me
Sends requests to Google's Gemini model, which features long context. Try saying Build an app that uses /[Google Gemini] to summarize the text you get from
The GPT-4 Vision integration allows you to analyze and interpret images within your projects. To use this integration, try a prompt like Ask the user to upload an image. Use /[GPT-4 Vision] to describe the image in detail
Generates images using Stable Diffusion v3. Try a prompt like: Add a prompt field. Then use /[Stable Diffusion] to make an image that matches the prompt
Generates images using Dall-E 3, OpenAI's image model. Try a prompt like Add a prompt field. Then use /[Dall-E] to make an image that matches the prompt
Many text based AI models (like ChatGPT, Claude Sonnet 3.5, etc.) return text as markdown, especially if you ask for output that's typically structured in markdown like blog posts or structured analysis. If you're seeing multiple #'s in the generated text, it's likely markdown.
If you are displaying these outputs for your user, you can add the Markdown Renderer integration to have Create display this markdown as HTML / React elements. For example,Make a blog post generator with /[ChatGPT]. Choose a good prompt. Display the markdown blog outputs from the generator with /[Markdown Renderer]
The US Sales Tax Calculator integration lets you calculate sales tax by address within the United States. To use this integration, try a prompt like Allow the user to type in their address. Then, show the sales tax rate in the area with /[US Sales Tax Calculator]
The Real-Time Product Search integration lets you access product insights and reviews. To use this integration, try a prompt like Allow the user to search for a product. Then use /[Real-Time Product Search] to pull up the product information
The Audio Transcription integration allows you to easily transcribe audio to text. To begin, try a prompt like Allow users to upload an audio file. Then use /[Audio Transcription] to transcribe the audio file
The Text-to-Speech integration lets you convert text to audio and read elements of your site aloud. To try it, add a sentence like Use /[Text to Speech] to read the paragraph aloud to your prompt.
The Google Maps integration allows you to add interactive maps inside your projects. To start, try a prompt like Ask the user to add an address. Use /[Google Maps] to create a map and add their address as a pin.
The Google Business Data integration allows you to access business insights within your projects. To begin, try a prompt like Ask what city you would like to have lunch in. Use /[Google Business Data] to create a list of 5 restaurants you can choose from
The Google Place Autocomplete integration allows you to add predictive location typing within your projects. To use this integration, try adding a sentence like As users type in their location, use /[Google Place Autocomplete] to finish what they are typing to your project.
The Weather by City integration allows you to add the current weather in any city to your projects. To begin, try a prompt like Use /[Weather by City] to create a thermometer for San Francisco
The PDF Generation integration allows you to easily allow your users to download PDFs within your projects. To begin, try a prompt like Ask for shipping information. Then allow users to download a PDF of the info using /[PDF Generation]
The Document Scanner integration allows you to add document capture to your projects. Allow users to upload images of 8.5x11in documents. To start, try a prompt like Use /[Document Scanner] to allow users to upload an image of their resume
Make sure any document upload is proportioned 8.5x11in to prevent warping.
The File Conversion integration allows you to convert documents into select different formats. To use this integration, try a prompt like Allow the user to upload a .pdf. Use /[File Conversion] to convert the document into a .png
Please keep in mind your file types as you use this integration: *Possible inputs include:* .html, .doc, .docx, .pptx, .xlsx, .pdf, .png, .jpg, .jpeg *Possible outputs include:* .pdf, .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .html
The QR Code integration allows you to create QR codes in your projects for easy linking. To use this integration, try a prompt like Allow the user to enter a URL. Convert the the URL into a QR code using /[QR Code] and allow the user to download the code
The Web Scraper integration allows your projects to easily scrape the web. To begin, try a prompt like Add a form that allows me to input a website, use /[Web Scraper] to get information from that website: data comes back as plain text
The Google Translate integration allows you to add translation capabilities into the apps you build. With this integration, you can develop applications like a translator app or other multilingual tools. To get started, try a prompt like Use /[Google Translate] to make an English to Spanish translator
The Google Search integration allows you to easily include search capabilities in your projects. To begin, try a prompt like Use /[Google Search] to create an SEO headline comparison. Ask for a topic and show the headlines of the top 5 search results
The Google Image Search integration allows you to easily add the ability search for images inside projects. To begin, try a prompt like Add a search field. Then use /[Google Image Search] to gather images based on the user’s search
The SEO Keywords Research integration lets you analyze search keywords and discover related keywords along with important metrics like search volume, competition level, and cost per click (CPC). Use it to make SEO tools that can take into account current search data.
Try a prompt like: Allow the user to input a keyword and select a country. Then use /[SEO Keywords Research] to display a list of related keywords along with their search volume, CPC, and competition level
The Charts integration allows you to add charts and graphs to your projects. To use this integration, try adding a sentence like Turn the data into a histogram using /[Charts] to your spec. What kind of charts can you use? Most types! Try histograms, bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts and more. Explore here.
The Validate Emails integration allows you to verify if an email address has a valid inbox. To use this integration, try a prompt like Allow the user to enter an email address. Show whether the email is valid or not using /[Validate Emails]
The Domain Inspector integration allows you to verify a domain's email validity, availability, expiration date, and identify its registrar. To begin, try a prompt like Allow the user to input an email address. Use /[Domain Inspector] to check if the domain is valid
The OpenAI Moderation integration lets you check if text could be harmful or offensive. To use this integration, try a prompt like Allow users to input text. Then, use [OpenAI Moderation] to mark if it is offensive