The n8n Workflow Library is 2,993 ready-to-import workflows across 18 categories. Find the one closest to the job you have, import it, connect your own accounts, and change what is different about your business. One payment, instant download, yours to keep.
You already know the job you want handled automatically. What eats the evening is wiring it node by node, working out the order as you go, and finding out at the end that there was a simpler way.
A blank canvas and a list of nodes. You spend the first hour on plumbing you have already built twice before for a slightly different job.
Search, open, read, decide it is not quite it, go back. Half an hour later you still have an empty canvas and less patience.
There are whole jobs you would automate happily if you had once seen a working example of somebody doing it.
A library fixes that: start from a graph that already works, keep what fits, and change what does not. The wiring is most of the work, and it is already done.
Grouped by what the automation actually does. Start from the category closest to the job you need handled, then open the ones that look right.
1,005 workflows
Agents, chat assistants, summarizers, and AI steps wired into real tools.
753 workflows
Pulling pages, feeds, and listings into sheets and databases.
316 workflows
Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, Postgres, and moving records between them.
175 workflows
Slack, Telegram, Discord, and WhatsApp alerts, bots, and replies.
131 workflows
Set, Merge, schedules, Google Tasks, AWS, and the small building blocks everything else uses.
124 workflows
Drive, Dropbox, PDFs, and files that need reading, moving, or filing.
112 workflows
Gmail and Outlook automations: sorting, replying, sending, and digesting.
77 workflows
HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Salesforce: leads in, deals updated, follow-ups sent.
76 workflows
Trello, Asana, Jira, and ClickUp cards created and moved without you.
46 workflows
Typeform and n8n forms feeding sheets, inboxes, and chat.
35 workflows
WordPress publishing, Google Analytics reports, and content pipelines.
34 workflows
Shopify, WooCommerce, and Stripe events turned into receipts, tasks, and alerts.
33 workflows
Posting and pulling data on X, Facebook, YouTube, Reddit, and Instagram.
30 workflows
Google Calendar, Calendly, and Acuity: bookings, reminders, and syncs.
27 workflows
UptimeRobot, PagerDuty, Sentry, and server checks that alert you when something breaks.
15 workflows
Bitwarden, TOTP codes, TheHive, and Elastic Security cases.
3 workflows
Fetching images, adding text, and watermarking them.
1 workflow
BambooHR, reachable from an AI assistant.
Plus a spreadsheet index listing every workflow and what it does, so you can search all 2,993 by the job you have in mind without opening any of them.
Open the spreadsheet, search for what you want to automate, and note which file it points to. Or browse the categories if you would rather look around.
Workflows, then Import from File, then pick the JSON. The whole thing opens in your editor with every node already wired.
Add your own logins to the nodes that ask for them, change the details specific to your business, and test it. The install guide walks through it.
Four from the library, described the way the index describes them.
Verifies the address with Hunter, then adds the lead to Google Sheets, sends an email through Gmail, and tells the team in Discord.
Reads the day's events from Google Calendar and posts them to Slack before anyone has to ask.
Drop an image in a folder and it writes the caption with OpenAI, posts it, and logs it to a sheet.
Every Stripe payment becomes a sales receipt in QuickBooks, and a new customer gets created if they are not there yet.
Every workflow was re-saved for the current version of n8n. 2,881 of the 2,993 import without a version warning, and the install guide covers the community node packages the others use.
A spreadsheet with every workflow, a plain-English line on what it does, and its file path. Sort it, filter it, search it in Excel or Google Sheets.
Eighteen categories by what the automation actually does, so you can go straight to email, or CRM, or scraping, instead of scrolling one enormous list.
Plain JSON you can open, import, and edit. No app to log into, no server of ours to depend on, nothing that stops working if we do.
Keep two nodes and throw away the rest if that is all you need. These are starting points and reference builds, not finished products you must use as-is.
Buy it once and it is yours. No subscription, nothing recurring, nothing to remember to cancel later.
Everything below, delivered as a single download, yours the moment you buy it.
One time. Not a subscription.
Instant digital download. Refundable in full within 7 days.
What is in the file, what it does not include, and where it runs.
2,993 n8n workflow files in JSON, grouped into 18 categories, plus a spreadsheet index and an install guide.
Not software, not an n8n subscription, and not a done-for-you setup. You bring your own n8n and connect your own accounts before a workflow will run.
n8n Cloud or self-hosted, either one. Import the JSON, add your own logins, and it runs on your account. Nothing routes through us.
n8n is an automation tool. You connect your apps together on a canvas so a job runs by itself, for example a new form entry lands in a spreadsheet and pings you in Slack. A workflow is one saved automation. This library is a big collection of them.
An n8n account, either n8n Cloud or a self-hosted install, plus your own logins and API keys for whatever a workflow connects to. No credentials are included, and none are needed to buy.
You import the file, connect your own accounts to the nodes that ask for them, and change the details specific to your business such as a sheet name, a channel or an email address. Then you test it. That is the same as starting from any n8n template, except the wiring is already done.
They were updated for current n8n and 2,881 of the 2,993 import without a version warning. Most of the remainder use community node packages, which you install yourself in one step. The install guide explains how.
No, and we would rather say so. This is a curated collection. We bought it, updated the nodes for current n8n, sorted everything into 18 categories, and wrote the index and the install guide. The work we did is the organising, not the authoring.
Yes, use them in your own business and in work you do for clients. The pack includes an attribution notice covering the open-source workflows it draws on.
No. It is one payment. You keep the files, and there is nothing recurring and nothing to cancel.
Yes. Every digital product comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Refund yourself from the link on your thank-you page, or email refunds@obris.co. If your download link does not work, email refunds@obris.co and we will sort it out.
One payment, instant download, and it is yours to keep. If you would rather have the automation set up for you instead, we do that too.