4000+ ready-made n8n automations in one place

In 2026, process automation is not a luxury, but a necessity. Marketers process leads, developers monitor repositories, entrepreneurs synchronize CRM with chat and mail. The n8n tool allows you to do all this visually, for free and on your server.

But building every workflow from scratch is long and boring. That is why the repository Zie619/n8n-workflows has become a real goldmine: 4343 ready-made production-ready workflow (for February 2026).

That's over 29,000 nodes, 365 integrations, thousands of hours of time saved. Everything from n8n installation to import and launch. Step by step, with teams and examples.

## What is n8n and why is it cooler than Zapier

n8n is an open source (fair code) automation platform with a visual editor. You connect nodes: triggers (Webhook, Schedule, Manual), actions (HTTP Request, OpenAI, Slack, Google Sheets and 400+ others), conditions, code (JavaScript/Python), cycles, error-handling.

** Advantages:**

• Fully self-hosted – data doesn’t go to the cloud.
• Unlimited amount of workflow (as opposed to paid Zapier/Make rates).
• Support for AI agents, RAG, LLM-chaining.
• Exports/imports to JSON are easy to share.
• Active community and thousands of solutions.

Official website: n8n.io, documentation: docs.n8n.io.

## Zie619/n8n-workflows Repository: What's Inside

The author (Zie619) collected all the workflow that he could find: from the official website n8n, Reddit, GitHub, Discord communities and personal repositories.

** Key figures:**

• 4343 workflow
• 365 unique integrations
• 29,445 knots in total
• Organized in 150+ folders by services (OpenAI, Slack, Airtable, Telegram, Notion, LinkedIn, HubSpot, etc.)
• 16 categories: Business Process Automation, Marketing, Sales, DevOps, AI/LLM, Communication & Messaging, Creative Design and others

Convenient web interface (no need to clone the entire repository!): https://zie619.github.io/n8n-workflowsXX

There:

• Instant full-text search (<100 ms)
• Filters by category, complexity, number of nodes, triggers
• Cards with description, statistics and button Download JSON
• Featured workflow (relevant AI cases)
• Bonus: Built-in AI-BOM security scanner for AI components (seeking hardcoded keys, dangerous combinations of agents, etc.)

The MIT-licensed repository, 52,000+ stars on GitHub, is one of the most popular in the n8n ecosystem.

## Step 1. Installation n8n (the easiest and most reliable way is Docker)

Recommended for everyone: Docker. Works on Windows, macOS, Linux, VPS, home server.

1. Install Docker Desktop (or Docker Engine).
2. Create a volume for storing data:
   bash copy

   docker volume create n8n_data

3. Launch the container
   bash copy

   docker run -d \
     --name n8n \
     -p 5678:5678 \
     -e TZ=Europe/Vilnius \
     -e GENERIC_TIMEZONE=Europe/Vilnius \
     -v n8n_data:/home/node/.n8n \
     docker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n

4. Open http://localhost:5678 in your browser (or your server IP:5678).
5. Create the first user (Owner) – it will take 30 seconds.

** For production:**

• Use the official Docker Compose from n8n-hosting.
• Connect PostgreSQL instead of SQLite.
• Add reverse-proxy (Caddy/Traefik/Nginx) with HTTPS.
• Enable queue mode + redis to scale.

** Alternatives:**

• npm: npm install n8n -g && n8n start
• n8n Cloud – if you don’t want to mess with the server (there is a free plan).

## Step 2. Workflow search

Go to zie619.github.io/n8n-workflows. Write in search: “LinkedIn leads OpenAI”, “Slack notification Google Sheets”, “WordPress AI tag” and you get dozens of options.

Each workflow can be downloaded with one click in JSON format (or copy a raw link from GitHub).

## Step 3. Import workflow in n8n (4 methods)

Import from the URL:

1. On the repository site, click Download JSON or copy a raw link (for example: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zie619/n8n-workflows/main/workflows/Openai/llm-chaining-example.json).
2. At n8n:
   • Create a new workflow (+ New).
   • In the top right menu, click the three points ... → Import from URL.
   • Insert the link to Import.

Import from File:

• Download JSON to your computer.
• From the ... menu → Import from File → select the file.

** Quick paste (Ctrl+V):**

• Open JSON in any editor (VS Code, Notepad++).
• Copy all the contents.
• On an empty canvas at n8n, press Ctrl + V.

Through CLI (for large numbers):

docker exec -it n8n n8n import:workflow --input /path/to/file.json

Or folder: --separate.

## Step 4. Setup and launch

After importation:

• Nodes requiring authorization will be red/gray.
• Go to each node → Create New → enter API keys, tokens, OAuth.
• Important: n8n stores credentials separate from the JSON workflow file.
• Press Execute Workflow (test run).
• Fix errors (usually credentials or outdated APIs).
• Switch the trigger (if necessary) and press Activate.

Done! Workflow's working.

## Real examples from the collection (which can be launched today)

1. LinkedIn Leads Scraping & Enrichment (66 knots) Lead collection → data enrichment through OpenAI/Humantic → entry in Notion/HubSpot + notification in Slack.

2. Auto-Tag Blog Posts in WordPress with AI RSS or Notion → OpenAI analysis → tag generation → post update in WP.

3. LLM Chaining & RAG Agent chains with memory, retrieval from vector database, response generation.

4. Background Removal from Google Drive Images New photos in the folder → Delete background (AI) → save to another folder.

5. Daily GitHub Trending Digest* Daily trend parsing → summary generation → sending to Telegram/Email.

6. Facebook* Comments → CRM New comments under posts → filtering → creating tasks in Asana/Trello.

All of these workflows have already been tested by the community and work out of the box once the keys are set up.

## Best practices and advice

• Safety:

  • Never leave an API key in JSON.
  • Run AI-BOM (pip install ai-bom && ai-bom scan ./workflows/) regularly.
  • For public webhooks, turn on Basic Auth or JWT.

• ** Testing:**

  • Always start with Manual Trigger.
  • Use Sticky Note for notes.
  • Save versions in Git.

• Castomization:

  • Add Code Node (JS).
  • Change the IF terms.
  • Sub-workflow (Execute Workflow Node).

• ** Performance:**

  • At >50 active workflow, switch to queue mode + Redis + individual workers.
  • Use an external database (PostgreSQL).

• ** Updates n8n:**

  • docker pull docker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n && docker restart n8n.
  • Check the compatibility of the old workflow.

## Conclusion: Start Automating Today

The **Zie619/n8n-workflows repository is not just a collection of files, but a real productivity accelerator. In 15 minutes, you can start what used to take weeks.

What to do right now:

1. Install n8n via Docker (3 commands).
2. Open веб-интерфейс коллекции.
3. Find 2-3 workflows for your needs.
4. Import and configure credentials.

In an hour, you will have real automation.

Reference to repository: github.com/Zie619/n8n-workflows Web viewer: zie619.github.io/n8n-workflows