Integration · Zapier (no-code)

Zapier ⇄ SwiftyClip

Studio tier unlocks outbound webhooks. Point one at a Zapier Catch Hook and you've wired SwiftyClip into 6,000+ apps — Slack, Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, Gmail, Trello, anything Zapier connects.

1. Create a Catch Hook in Zapier

In Zapier, create a new Zap. For the trigger, search Webhooks by Zapier and pick Catch Hook. Skip the "Pick off a Child Key" field. Copy the "Your webhook URL" value.

2. Paste into SwiftyClip Settings

Open SwiftyClip → Settings → Webhooks → + Add. Paste the URL, choose events:

renderCompleted — the 90% case
renderFailed — route to a #errors channel
schedulePosted — trigger analytics when a clip publishes
projectImported — notify the team when new footage lands
segmentScored — fire when clip candidates are ready for review

Optionally set a shared secret — SwiftyClip will HMAC-SHA256 sign the payload body and include it as X-SwiftyClip-Signature: sha256=... so your Zap can verify authenticity before acting.

3. Test a render

Render any segment in SwiftyClip. Zapier will catch the request within seconds. Use "Test trigger" in Zapier to see the payload shape.

Sample payload:

{
  "event": "renderCompleted",
  "occurredAt": "2026-04-22T21:00:00Z",
  "segmentId": "B4A3...",
  "projectId": "9F21...",
  "projectTitle": "Episode 14 — AI startups",
  "exportedURL": "file:///Users/you/Desktop/clip-1.mp4",
  "aspectRatio": "9:16",
  "durationSeconds": 58.4
}

Popular Zaps

Slack #new-clips — post a message with the exportedURL every time a render completes.
Notion content calendar — create a row on schedulePosted with platform + scheduledAt.
Airtable review queue — drop a row with the segment's virality score for a producer to approve before publishing.
Gmail digest — at 8am, send a summary email of last night's overnight-schedule renders.