5 Steps to Import Your API

Transform your OpenAPI spec into workflow nodes in under 10 minutes.

1. 1

   Prepare Your OpenAPI Spec

   Export your API specification in OpenAPI 3.0+ or Swagger 2.0 format. Most API tools (Postman, Swagger Editor, Stoplight) can export to these formats.

   Pro Tips:

   • OpenAPI 3.0+ is recommended for best compatibility
   • JSON and YAML formats are both supported
   • Ensure your spec includes authentication schemes
2. 2

   Navigate to API Import

   From your workflow editor, click the 'Add Node' button and select 'Import API'. You can also access this from the integrations panel.

   Pro Tips:

   • Drag and drop your spec file directly onto the canvas
   • Paste a URL to import from a hosted spec
   • Import from popular API directories automatically
3. 3

   Configure Authentication

   Set up the authentication method for your API. We detect auth schemes from your spec and let you configure credentials securely.

   Pro Tips:

   • API keys, OAuth 2.0, and Bearer tokens are supported
   • Credentials are encrypted and stored securely
   • Test authentication before importing endpoints
4. 4

   Select Endpoints to Import

   Choose which API endpoints to generate nodes for. You can import all endpoints or select specific ones you need for your workflow.

   Pro Tips:

   • Group endpoints by tag or path for organization
   • Filter by HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
   • Preview the generated node before importing
5. 5

   Use Your Generated Nodes

   Drag your new API nodes onto the canvas. Each endpoint becomes a configurable node with typed inputs based on your spec's parameters.

   Pro Tips:

   • Parameters are auto-typed from your schema
   • Required fields are marked automatically
   • Response schemas enable intelligent data mapping

Common Issues & Solutions

Quick fixes for the most common import problems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about OpenAPI import.