Make Adds GPT-5.4 and ChatGPT 5.3 Support for Professional Automation.

Make has announced on LinkedIn support for OpenAI's latest language models, GPT-5.4 and ChatGPT 5.3, giving automation builders access to faster, more cost-effective AI capabilities. The update brings professional-grade AI to Make's visual workflow platform, which already supports integrations with Claude and other AI providers.

The integration makes GPT-5.4 available across multiple modules in Make's platform. Users can access the new models through the OpenAI 'Generate a Response' and 'Generate a Completion' modules, which now support structured outputs for more predictable results. For teams without existing OpenAI API keys, Make offers a Simple Text Prompt option that provides immediate access to the models without additional configuration.

GPT-5.4's expanded context window addresses a common pain point in automation: handling longer documents and maintaining coherence across multi-step processes. The model processes larger amounts of information in a single operation, reducing the need to split tasks across multiple modules or lose context between steps.

The cost efficiency matters for production workflows. According to OpenAI's specifications, GPT-5.4 offers improved performance at lower operational costs compared to previous generations, making it viable for high-volume automation scenarios where API expenses can accumulate quickly.

Make AI Toolkit and Make AI Agents can now leverage GPT-5.4's capabilities. The company recently overhauled its AI Agents to operate transparently within the scenario builder, allowing users to see exactly how agent decisions translate into workflow steps.

The model upgrade gives these agents improved tool handling, which Make describes as "smarter" function calling. In practice, this means agents should make more reliable decisions about which APIs to call, how to structure data between steps, and when to escalate issues that require human intervention.

For developers building custom AI workflows, the timing aligns with Make's broader push into agentic automation. The platform has been steadily adding infrastructure for AI-driven workflows, including new learning paths and recent additions like If-Else and Merge modules that give builders more control over conditional logic.

The update puts Make in closer competition with platforms like Zapier and n8n, which have also integrated multiple AI model providers. Make's approach differs by embedding models directly into its visual builder rather than requiring separate API configuration for each use case.

The Simple Text Prompt feature particularly targets users who want to experiment with AI automation without managing API credentials. This lowers the barrier for small teams testing AI workflows before committing to production deployments.

Both GPT-5.4 and ChatGPT 5.3 are available now across Make's OpenAI modules. Users with existing Make accounts can access the new models immediately through the module configuration interface. The company has not specified whether the models will incur different pricing tiers within Make's operation consumption model.