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Last Thursday, Make.com announced the removal of its Twitter/X integration due to new API pricing and policy changes — leaving thousands of automators scrambling for solutions.

In this video, I walk you through three robust ways to keep your X scenarios running on Make, even after the hard deadline of May 30th.

🔗 Related Videos & Links:
Buffer:
n8n:
Original X Setup Video –

✅ Option 1: Buffer Integration
A quick and easy replacement for most Twitter posting tasks — free plan available, and super straightforward to set up within Make.com.

✅ Option 2: Direct X API Integration
For advanced users — I show how to use HTTP modules in Make to hit the X API directly, including how to build an OAuth2 PKCE flow to generate access tokens securely (well… semi-securely 😅).

✅ Option 3: n8n + Make Hybrid workflow
Leverage n8n’s built-in support for Twitter’s API (including PKCE) and trigger your tweets via Make.com using webhooks — best of both worlds.

Whether you’re a casual poster or running a full-on social media agent, there’s a solution here for you.

Timestamps
00:00 It’s Over
02:10 Buffer Option
07:05 Native HTTP Option
19:26 N8N Webhook Option