Free n8n workflows, automation templates and tutorials — real tested examples you can import and adapt.
Users can now select personal credentials in team projects without sharing them first. Each workflow run executes under the user’s permissions and can only use credentials that specific user is authorized to access.
A free, tested practice receiver and the exact curl commands to trigger any webhook before you point them at a real n8n instance.
A free n8n template that posts a random quote to Slack every morning, validated against a real live API call.
Deprecated nodes are now frozen in the n8n editor and can no longer be edited, renamed, disabled, duplicated, cut, or pinned. Users can only remove or replace them, though existing parameter values can still be copied via import and paste.
The Edit Image node has been updated to version 2, rebuilt using napi-rs/canvas and napi-rs/image to replace the deprecated GraphicsMagick implementation, and is now set as the default for new workflows.
n8n has released version 3.0, a major update featuring a rebuilt Edit Image node along with 16 other features. The release introduces breaking changes and includes a migration tool to assist with upgrading workflows.
n8n 3.0 has been released as a major update introducing breaking changes. Users upgrading to this version should review the breaking changes guide and run the migration tool to prepare their workflows.
A free n8n template for merging two data sources by a shared field, with the exact matching logic independently verified.
The Monday.com node has been updated to V2 with full parity to V1 across 39 operations, and now defaults to version 2 for newly added nodes.
n8n released version 2.45, introducing a Monday.com V2 node with full parity to V1 across 39 operations as the default for new nodes. It also adds an optional Project field to Foundry credentials for Azure OpenAI and updates Kafka nodes to default to version 2.
