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How to run an AI analysis on multiple images in Make

Learn how you can compare, contrast, and extract insights from multiple images with the PagePixels Screenshots app in Make.

Introduction

Using the PagePixels Screenshots Make app, you can automatically run AI-powered analysis on multiple images guided by your custom prompts in Make.

To achieve this, you can use PagePixels' Analyze Any Image with OpenAI's ChatGPT Action in Make. This Action can send up to 5 images and 5 custom text prompts to OpenAI (creators of ChatGPT) for visual AI analysis at the same time.

  • An image can be a direct link to a screenshot or any PNG, JPEG, WEBP, or GIF image file up to 20MB in size. Image URLs can come from any app in Make.
  • A prompt can refer to any image, compare multiple images, and be up to 2000 characters.
  • Each prompt and each image submitted for analysis uses 1 AI Analysis Credit. The example in this tutorial uses 5 AI Analysis credits to analyze 2 images and 3 prompts.

OpenAI technology is ready to go in the PagePixels Screenshots Make app. No OpenAI keys are required, and all PagePixels accounts get 25 FREE AI Analysis credits per month.

Once you've set up your Analyze Any Image with AI automation in Make, you can connect it to thousands of apps Make supports, like Gmail, Slack, and Google Sheets.

To demonstrate Multiple Image AI Analysis capabilities in Make, this tutorial provides an example how to take and use AI to analyze multiple screenshot images of Bing search results pages.

Make Scenario we'll create in this tutorial:

How to capture and have AI analyze multiple images in Make

To screenshot multiple web pages and analyze the results using multiple AI prompts in Make:

1

Click the + Create a new scenario button

2

Add the PagePixels Create a Web Page Screenshot Action

Search for and click on the PagePixels Screenshots app.

Select "Create a Screenshot of a Web Page"

3

Configure your first screenshot

Add the URL for the first page you want to capture into the "Website URL" field.

Configure your screenshot settings to your needs.

Once done, click the Save button.

4

Add your second screenshot module.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 to create your second screenshot module.

5

Add the PagePixels Analyze Any Image with AI Action

Search for and click on the PagePixels Screenshots app.

Select the Analyze Any Image with OpenAI's ChatGPT Action.

5

Configure your Analyze Any Image with AI Action

Add each screenshot using the "Direct Link" data from PagePixels in the Image URLs fields.

Add each of your prompts to an AI Prompts field.

Once done, click the Save button.

Note: To process 2 images and 3 AI prompts requires 5 AI Analysis credits.

6

Test your Scenario

Click on the "Run once" play button to test your scenario.

After a successful test run in Make, your output will look something like the image below.

Now your AI Analysis response data is available for use in another Make app, such as Google Sheets, Airtable, and Gmail.

See our Make Help Guide for more comprehensive information about our Make.com integration.

What else can PagePixels do?

When you automate screenshots with PagePixels and Make, you can also:

  • Automate clicking buttons, filling out forms, performing a search, and more - all before taking a screenshot with Multi-Step functionality in Make.
  • Capture screenshots from different locations around the world with PagePixels' Create a Real Geolocation Screenshot Action in Make.
  • Create screenshots from data in Make apps, including emails, using the Create a Screenshot of Custom HTML Action.
  • Automate structured data extraction and AI-powered text analysis for your marketing, sales, and lead generation needs with PagePixels' Create a Domain Research Report Action in Make.
  • Use an Embed URL to dynamically share and display the latest screenshot on your website, dashboard, presentation app, and more.
  • Remove elements and customize the style of your resulting screenshots with PagePixels' Custom CSS injection feature.
  • Take screenshots of entire webpages with the Full Page option. Or use a CSS Selector to capture only a specific part of a webpage.
  • Block ads and stop cookie banners from appearing in your screenshots with PagePixels' "No Ads" and "No Cookie Banners" options.
  • Leverage PagePixels' full-featured Screenshots API to programmatically take scheduled and instant screenshots of websites and online images.

Explore even more possibilities of what you can do on our Features page →

Support

Questions? Contact us anytime by email:

support-tickets@pagepixels.com

Or send us a message through our Support page.