About AI workflows
An AI workflow chains several tools together so that the output of one becomes the input of the next. Instead of moving text by hand between a research tool, a writing tool and an image generator, the workflow runs the sequence for you and returns the finished result.
The workflows here are pre-built for jobs that genuinely take several steps: turning a topic into a researched article, converting a long video into a set of social posts, or taking a product description through copy, images and ad variants. Each one shows the steps it runs and which tools it uses before you start it.
How to use it
- 1
Pick a workflow
Browse the available workflows and open the one matching your task. Each shows its steps and expected output up front.
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Provide the input
Give the workflow its starting material — a topic, a URL, a document or a brief.
- 3
Review each stage
The workflow surfaces intermediate output as well as the final result, so you can see where a run went wrong and re-run just that stage.
Frequently asked questions
How is a workflow different from a single prompt?
A prompt is one call to one model. A workflow is a sequence of calls where each step is specialised and receives the previous step's output, which produces better results on multi-stage tasks than asking one model to do everything at once.
Can I edit a workflow's steps?
The pre-built workflows run a fixed sequence. If you need a different chain, the n8n templates library is designed for building custom automations.
How long does a workflow take to run?
Most complete in under a minute. Workflows that involve image generation or long documents take longer, because each stage waits for the previous one to finish.
Do I need an account?
Browsing workflows is open to everyone. Running one requires an account so that usage can be attributed and rate-limited fairly.