Built an automated converter from Make.com blueprints to n8n

Hi everyone!
Sharing a converter I built to turn Make.com blueprints into importable n8n JSON.

It’s easy and quick: export your Make blueprint, drop the file into the converter, and it gives you back an n8n JSON in seconds. The incompatible nodes are clearly identified in the output workflow, so nothing disappears silently.

It’s free to test (5 conversions, account needed, no credit card): n8nconvert.io

As an early project, feedback on features and conversion issues is very welcome !

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Welcome @Grypus!

The “incompatible nodes are clearly identified” part is a great UX decision - that alone removes a lot of frustration for anyone migrating a large blueprint. One pattern you’ll likely encounter as you expand coverage: Make’s Array aggregator and Iterator combo maps awkwardly to n8n because n8n handles item streams natively, so the aggregation logic tends to need manual cleanup post-conversion. If you can auto-flag those cases in the output, it would save migrators a lot of head-scratching.

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Thank you so much for the feedback, really appreciated. That was a good catch !
I’ve pushed a first fix for the aggregation issue and I’m still working on the remaining edge cases for a complete fix.