This repository contains a collection of n8n workflows gathered from multiple sources, including:
- Workflows exported from the n8n.io website and community forum
- Publicly shared examples found across the web (GitHub, blogs, etc.)
The goal is to provide a useful resource for inspiration, learning, and reuse in your own n8n projects.
- Each
.jsonfile represents a single exported workflow. - Files are named either based on their original title or source.
- You may also find
.txtfiles that were converted into.json(see below).
Some workflows were originally saved as .txt files or copied from online sources. A script was used to:
- Detect
.txtfiles - Attempt to parse them as JSON or structured key-value pairs
- Convert them to valid
.jsonformat
If you’re looking to run the conversion yourself, check out convert_txt_to_json.py included in this repo.
To import a workflow into your own n8n instance:
- Open your n8n Editor UI
- Click on the menu (☰) in the top right →
Import workflow - Choose a
.jsonfile from this folder - Click "Import" to load the workflow
Make sure to review and modify credentials or webhook URLs as needed before running.
Found a cool workflow or created your own? Feel free to contribute by adding it to this collection!
Just make sure to:
- Name the file descriptively
- Include a short comment at the top with the original source if applicable
All workflows here are shared as-is. Always inspect and test them in a safe environment before using them in production.