How to use

to Sync Profile Pics

in Facebook & Twitter

What is IFTTT?

IFTTT is a free web-based service that allows

users…

…to create chains of simple conditional statements, called

"recipes“,

which are triggered based on changes to

other web services…

…such as Gmail,

Facebook, Instagram, and

Pinterest.

IFTTT is an abbreviation

of "If This Then That".

Log on to www.ifttt.com

Let’s create an IFTTT

account

Click Sign up

Key-in your Email

Address

Key-in your Password

(min of 6 Characters)

Click Create Account

Welcome to your IFTT Dashboard

Let’s create a new

Recipe

The Recipe that we will be creating in this tutorial

is…

Automatically keep your

Facebook and Twitter profile pictures in sync

Click your name and

select Create

Click “This”

Step 1: Choose Trigger

Channel

Type Facebook

Click the Facebook Icon

Click Connect

Enter your Facebook

Username and Password

If you have Roboform,

then Roboform will do it

for you automatically.

Click Okay

IFTTT would like to post to Facebook for you.

Click Okay

IFTTT would like

to manage your Pages.

Click Okay

Facebook Connected

Click Done

Click Continue to the

next Step

Step 2: Choose Trigger

Click Your profile

changes

Step 3: Complete Trigger

Fields

Select Profile Picture

Click Create Trigger

Click “That”

Step 4: Choose Action

Channel

Type Twitter

Click the Twitter Icon

Click Connect

Key-in Username and

Password

Click Authorize App

Connected to Twitter

Click Done

Click Continue to the next

step

Step 5: Choose an action

Select update profile

picture

Step 6: Complete action

fields

Click create action

Step 7: Create and

Connect

Change Recipe Title

Click Create Recipe

Congratulations, we just Created our first Recipe

Manage your Recipe

1. Turn off your Recipe

2. Publish your Recipe

3. Check now

4. View Log

5. Delete your Recipe

Thank you!

“The first rule of any technology

used in a business is that

automation applied to an efficient

operation will magnify the efficiency.

The second is that automation

applied to an inefficient operation will magnify the inefficiency.”

- Bill Gates -