The document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up and using IFTTT, an online service that allows users to create "recipes" to automatically sync actions between different apps and services. It explains how to create an IFTTT account, select channels to connect like Facebook, Twitter, and Evernote, and then build recipes that trigger on events in one service and perform actions in another, such as posting new photos to Facebook and Twitter. It also demonstrates how to use pre-built recipes from other IFTTT users and shows how the new recipes work by testing posts to Facebook and Evernote.

1. How to use
IFTTT

2. Type in ifttt.com

3. IFTTT homepage appears

4. Create an account

5. Click Sign Up

6. Enter your Email

7. Create a password

8. It’s creating an account..

9. Click this to get started

10. Click that

11. A quick introduction about
IFTTT

12. Click Continue

13. Again, click Continue

14. Select channels that you
want to use

15. Let’s use Facebook, Twitter
and Evernote

16. Click Facebook icon

17. Click Twitter

18. Click Evernote icon

19. For more channels..

20. Click Show more Channels

21. Scroll down and click
Continue

22. It’s loading..

23. IFTTT homepage

24. The IFTTT interface

25. Click My Recipes

26. IF tab

27. This is where you create your
recipe

28. DO tab

29. Here you can create
personalized Button, Camera
and Note

30. Published tab

31. Favorites tab

32. Click Browse

33. Scroll down to browse
published recipes

34. You can use recipes
published by others

35. Search for published recipe
here

36. Click Channels

37. Here are the channels you
can use

38. You can search for channels
here

39. To create a recipe

40. Click My Recipes

41. Click Create a Recipe

42. Click this

43. Choose a trigger channel

44. Or search for the channel

45. Let’s search for Facebook

46. Click Facebook

47. Click Connect

48. Click Done

49. Click Continue to the next
step

50. Choose a Trigger

51. Every trigger has information
to guide you

52. Let’s choose ‘New photo post
by you’

53. Click Create Trigger

54. Trigger appears

55. Click that

56. Choose Action channel

57. Let’s search for twitter

58. Click Twitter icon

59. Click Connect

60. Enter your Twitter username
or email

61. Enter your password

62. Click Authorize app

63. Click Done

64. Click Continue to the next
step

65. Choose an Action

66. Let’s select ‘Post a tweet
with image’

67. Click inside the box

68. Click this icon

69. Select an ingredient

70. Let’s click CreatedAt

71. Click Add Ingredient

72. Here’s our ingredients

73. Click Create Action

74. Last step for our new recipe

75. The Recipe Title

76. Click Create Recipe

77. Recipe created

78. Recipe tools are here

79. Turn Recipe off button

80. Publish recipe button

81. Check Recipe now button

82. View Recipe logs

83. Delete recipe button

84. Let’s look at our new recipe
if it works

85. Log in to Facebook

86. Click Photo/Video

87. Click Upload Photos/Videos

88. Choose a photo

89. Click Open

90. Add a caption

91. Click Post

92. Photo is posted

93. Now let’s check Twitter

94. It is also posted

95. To use published recipes by
others

96. Click Browse

97. Let’s use Facebook and
Evernote

98. Type in “facebook evernote”
on search box

99. Click Search

100. Facebook Evernote published
recipes by others

101. Let’s choose this recipe

102. Click the recipe

103. Click Connect

104. Enter your Evernote Email or
username

105. Enter your password

106. Click Sign in

107. Click Authorize

108. Click Done

109. Click Add

110. Recipe created

111. Click Done

112. Now we have another new
recipe

113. Let’s look at our recipes

114. Click My Recipes

115. Now we have two new
recipes

116. Let’s try out the recent
recipe

117. Go to Facebook

118. Type in a status

119. Click Post

120. Status posted on Facebook

121. Let’s check the status on
Evernote

122. Status received on Evernote

123. Awesome! You just learned
how IFTTT works

124. “Miracles are
produced by faithful
action. It’s the simple
actions that matter.”
- Bo Sanchez