n8n-workflows: Browse and Search n8n Automation Workflows

Overview

Zie619/n8n-workflows collects n8n automation workflows and provides ways to search and browse them. It helps n8n users find workflow examples across integrations and use cases without having to locate each workflow individually.

You can browse the collection through its online interface or run the included web app locally. The repository is most useful as a source of examples and starting points; users can inspect and adapt workflows to their own n8n setup.

Key Features

• A collection of workflow JSON files organized into categories.
• Online interface for searching and browsing workflows.
• Search across workflow names, descriptions, and nodes.
• Filters for categories, complexity, trigger types, and services.
• Direct workflow downloads and an endpoint for retrieving workflow JSON.
• Local server built with FastAPI and SQLite full-text search.
• Docker support for running the web app.

Use Cases

• n8n users looking for an example before building an automation from scratch.
• Developers comparing workflow patterns across integrations and trigger types.
• Teams exploring automation ideas by category before implementing a workflow.
• Self-hosters who want to browse and search the collection from a local server.

Getting Started

For local use, the README lists Python 3.9+ as a prerequisite:

git clone https://github.com/Zie619/n8n-workflows.git
cd n8n-workflows
pip install -r requirements.txt
python run.py

Then open http://localhost:8000. See the README for Docker instructions and further setup details. The collection is also available at zie619.github.io/n8n-workflows.

Alternatives

• ai_agents_az: Provides n8n templates focused on AI agent tasks and episode examples, rather than a broad, searchable collection of workflows across categories and integrations.

Considerations

• Running the web app locally requires Python 3.9 or later, or Docker.
• Treat workflows as starting points: check their nodes, settings, and credentials and adapt them to your environment before use.
• The repository is licensed under MIT; check the license and any relevant service requirements before incorporating workflows into a project.