Send test payloads to any Make.com webhook URL on demand. Debug data structure issues, inspect responses, and iterate on your automation scenarios without leaving your browser.
These are the most common issues Make.com users run into with webhook triggers. A proper testing tool helps you diagnose them faster.
You click Run Once, Make shows "The request was accepted. Waiting for data..." and nothing happens. The scenario never triggers. You have no idea if your webhook fired, if the URL is wrong, or if Make just isn't listening.
Make requires you to define a data structure for your webhook. The Redetermine button sometimes vanishes from the UI, runs but doesn't update, or holds onto a stale structure from a previous payload shape.
Instead of parsing your JSON into mappable fields, Make dumps the entire payload as a single string blob. This happens when the sender doesn't set Content-Type: application/json or when nested JSON confuses Make's auto-parser.
You test successfully with Run Once, toggle the scenario ON, and incoming webhooks just queue up without executing. The scenario is set to "Immediately as data arrives" but nothing runs.
Make has a default limit of 30 webhooks per second and a queue of 50. Exceed it and Make returns 429 or 400 ("Queue is full"). Those events are permanently lost if the sender doesn't retry.
Need to verify a webhook signature from X-Signature or read an Authorization token? Make's standard webhook module doesn't expose incoming headers as mappable fields, even though the headers are received.
Purpose-built for webhook testing. Pre-configured with POST + JSON defaults so you can send test data to your Make scenarios immediately.
Fire HTTP requests to your Make webhook URL whenever you need to, without waiting for an external trigger. Test during Run Once without depending on a third-party service to send data.
Select JSON, XML, text, or form URL-encoded and the correct Content-Type header is set automatically. No more JSON arriving as an unparsed string because the header was missing.
See the status code, response headers, and body with JSON syntax highlighting. Immediately know if Make returned 200, 429 (rate limit), or 400 (queue full) and read the error details.
Paste cURL commands from Make documentation or tutorials and they auto-convert to a ready-to-send request. Export your working request as cURL for documentation or sharing.
Your last 100 requests are saved automatically with full payload details. Search and restore any previous request. Re-send failed webhook payloads without rebuilding them from scratch.
Add custom headers, set Bearer tokens, or use Basic Auth credentials. Test Make webhooks that require specific headers for authentication or routing.
Add Make Webhook Tester to Chrome from the Web Store. Free, no credit card.
Copy your Make webhook URL (hook.us1.make.com/...) and paste it in. The extension defaults to POST with a JSON body.
Write your JSON payload and hit Send. See the response instantly. Adjust your payload structure and re-send until Make parses it correctly.
Stop relying on external services to trigger your webhooks. Send test data on demand, inspect every response, and debug your Make scenarios faster.
