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51 Content & Files apps.

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Google Drive

Google Drive

Cloud storage and file backup

Content & Files17 actions · 3 triggers
Google Docs

Google Docs

Create and edit documents online

Content & Files6 actions · 1 trigger
YouTube

YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube

Content & Files9 actions · 1 trigger
Dropbox

Dropbox

Cloud storage and file synchronization

Content & Files14 actions · 1 trigger
Presenton

Presenton

Generate AI-powered presentations using Presenton (https://presenton.ai). Supports templates, themes, images, synchronous and asynchronous generation, status polling, and export to PPTX/PDF.

Artificial Intelligence2 actions · 1 trigger
Microsoft OneDrive

Microsoft OneDrive

Cloud storage by Microsoft

Content & Files6 actions · 1 trigger
Cloudinary

Cloudinary

Cloudinary is a cloud-based image and video management platform that allows you to upload, store, manage, and deliver your media assets. It provides a range of features for image and video optimization, transformation, and delivery.

Content & Files6 actions · 2 triggers
Socialkit

Socialkit

Content & Files5 actions
Microsoft SharePoint

Microsoft SharePoint

Content & Files16 actions · 8 triggers
Supadata

Supadata

YouTube Transcripts

Artificial Intelligence2 actions
PDF.co

PDF.co

Automate PDF conversion, editing, extraction

Productivity34 actions
APITemplate.io

APITemplate.io

Content & Files8 actions
Softr

Softr

Content & Files28 actions · 1 trigger
Confluence

Confluence

Content & Files21 actions · 5 triggers
Gamma

Gamma

An AI-powered design partner that helps users generate presentations, documents, social media posts, cards, etc., via natural language.

Content & Files2 actions
Drupal

Drupal

Business Intelligence6 actions · 3 triggers
Nuelink

Nuelink

Social media scheduling: create, schedule, edit and track posts across your Nuelink brands and collections.

Content & Files7 actions · 1 trigger
GenerateBanners

GenerateBanners

Image generation API for banners and social media posts

Content & Files1 action
Wedof

Wedof

Automatisez la gestion de vos dossiers de formations (CPF, EDOF, Kairos, AIF, OPCO et autres)

Sales & CRM45 actions · 28 triggers
Pdfcrowd

Pdfcrowd

Convert web pages and HTML to PDF with advanced formatting options

Content & Files10 actions
SimplePDF

SimplePDF

PDF editing and generation tool

Content & Files1 trigger
PDFMonkey

PDFMonkey

Generate PDF documents from templates and JSON data.

Content & Files10 actions · 1 trigger
PandaDoc

PandaDoc

Content & Files8 actions · 3 triggers
Placid

Placid

Creative automation engine that generates dynamic images, PDFs, and videos from templates and data.

Content & Files8 actions

Point your client at one URL.

Enable the server, paste the URL into Claude, Cursor or any MCP client, and every app you connect shows up as a tool. 770+ of them are waiting.

MCP, answered.

MCP is the open standard assistants like Claude and Cursor use to call external tools. Activepieces gives your project one server that exposes 770+ apps to your AI as tools.

Most MCP servers cover one app. Activepieces gives you a single URL that exposes every piece you connect, so your AI calls actions across all of them through one connection.

Enable the server under Settings → MCP Server, copy the URL, and paste it into your client config, such as ~/.cursor/mcp.json. It authenticates over OAuth on first use.

Yes. Activepieces has an MIT-licensed core and is free to start, and the MCP server is included on every plan, including the free cloud tier and any self-hosted deployment.

Connections use OAuth2 with limited scopes and credentials are stored under 256-bit encryption, with no API to retrieve them, so an agent gets scoped access rather than your keys.

Yes. Activepieces is fully self-hostable, the MCP server included, so your connections and data stay in your own environment, at your host root or behind a reverse-proxy subpath.