Automate UGC video creation with Gemini and Google Veo 3 & upload to Instagram via Postiz
π₯π€ This workflow automates the creation and publishing of UGC (User-Generated Content) videos using Google Gemini and Google Veo 3, then uploads them directly to Instagram with Postiz. --- Advantages β Full Automation β Eliminates manual video editing, caption writing, and uploading. β High-Quality UGC Videos β Leverages Google Veo 3 for professional ad-like video generation. β AI-Powered Creativity β Uses Google Gemini for both creative direction and social media copywriting. β Time-Saving β From image to published Instagram post in a single automated flow. β Consistency β Ensures branding and messaging remain aligned across campaigns. β Scalability β Can easily generate multiple UGC ads for different products. β Centralized Management β Stores videos in Google Drive and distributes them via Postiz. --- How It Works Image Analysis & Creative Briefing: The workflow starts with a predefined product image. This image is analyzed by Google Gemini, which acts as a "Creative Director" to generate a detailed, cinematic prompt describing an 8-second commercial scene based on the image's content. Parallel AI Task Execution: The creative director's prompt is then sent to two different AI agents simultaneously: Video Generation: One agent uses the prompt with Google Veo 3 to generate the actual video file, visualizing the described scene. Copywriting: The other agent, acting as a "Social Media Manager," uses the same prompt to generate compelling caption copy tailored for an Instagram audience. Asset Distribution & Publishing: The generated video is uploaded to two destinations: Google Drive for storage and the Postiz API for social media management. The AI-generated caption is prepared. Finally, all data (video information from Postiz and the caption) is merged and sent to the Postiz node, which schedules and publishes the video as a post to the connected Instagram account. --- Set Up Steps To use this workflow, you need to configure the following credentials and node settings in n8n: Image Source: In the "Set image" node, replace the default image_url value with the URL of your own product image. Google Gemini Credentials: The workflow uses three Gemini nodes. Ensure your Google Gemini API credentials (named "Google Gemini(PaLM) (Eure)" in this example) are correctly set up and have access to the specified models (gemini-2.5-pro and veo-3.0-generate-preview). Google Drive Credentials: Configure the "Upload video" node with valid Google Drive OAuth credentials. Update the folderId parameter if you wish to save the generated videos to a different folder in your Drive. Postiz Credentials: The "Upload Video to Postiz" and "Instagram" nodes require valid credentials for the Postiz API. You must have an active Postiz account and have connected your Instagram business account to it within the Postiz platform. Postiz Integration ID: In the "Instagram" node, the integrationId field is specific to a connected social account within a Postiz account. You must replace this value with your own Instagram integration ID from Postiz. (Optional) Video Parameters: You can adjust the video generation aspect ratio (e.g., 9:16 for Stories/Reels) in the options of the "Generate UGC Video" node. --- Need help customizing? Contact me for consulting and support or add me on Linkedin.
By DavideGenerate, retrieve and download a report using the SecurityScorecard
This workflow allows you to generate, retrieve and download a report using the SecurityScorecard node. SecurityScorecard node: This node generates a full scorecard report. Based on your use-case, you can generate other type of report. SecurityScorecard1 node: This node fetches the latest report from SecurirtScoredcard. Toggle Return All to true to return all the reports. SecurityScorecard2 node: This node downloads the report that got fetched from the previous node. Based on your use-case, you can either store this report in Dropbox, Google Drive etc. or email it using the Gmail node, Send Email node or the Microsoft Outlook node. You can replace the Strat node with the Cron node to trigger the workflow on a regurlar interval.
By Harshil AgrawalGmail smart auto-responder with GPT-4o and Google Drive context memory
Advanced Gmail AI Auto-Responder with Context Intelligence The next-generation email automation that knows your communication style, remembers conversations, and responds with human-like intelligence. π What Makes This Advanced? Unlike basic AI email responders, this workflow creates contextually intelligent responses by: π Reading your communication profile from Google Drive π§ Remembering full conversation history with vector embeddings π― Understanding context from previous emails in the thread π€ Using AI agents instead of simple prompt-response patterns πΎ Building memory of your communication style and preferences The Result: Responses that sound authentically like you, with perfect context awareness. β±οΈ Time & Impact Setup Time: 45 minutes Time Saved: 2-3 hours daily Skill Level: Intermediate-Advanced Monthly Cost: $20-30 (OpenAI API + storage) Intelligence Level: Human-like contextual awareness π οΈ Prerequisites & Setup Required Accounts: n8n Cloud/Self-hosted (AI features required) Gmail Account with API access Google Drive with profile document OpenAI Account (GPT-4o recommended) Required Credentials in n8n: Gmail OAuth2 API Google Drive OAuth2 API OpenAI API (with sufficient credits)
By Usama RehmanError log monitor with SSH, Slack alerts & Jira ticket creation
Description Automates monitoring of error logs and notifies developers of critical errors. Sends Slack alerts for critical and non-critical errors, with auto-creation of Jira tickets for critical issues. Essential Information Triggers manually or on a scheduled basis (e.g., every 5 minutes). Reads and parses server logs to detect errors. Alerts developers via Slack and creates Jira tickets for critical errors. System Architecture Error Detection Pipeline: Manual Trigger: Initiates the workflow manually. Schedule Every 5min: Schedules automatic runs every 5 minutes. Set Config: Configures basic parameters for log reading. Read Error Logs: Executes SSH command to fetch server logs. Wait For All Logs: Ensures all logs are read. Error Processing Flow: Parse Logs: Parses logs and categorizes critical vs. non-critical errors. IF Critical Error: Filters for critical errors. Alert and Ticket Creation: Send Slack Alert: Sends detailed alerts for critical errors via Slack. Create Jira Ticket: Creates a Jira ticket for critical errors. Send Non-Critical Alert: Sends simple alerts for non-critical errors via Slack. Implementation Guide Import the workflow JSON into n8n. Configure SSH credentials for log access. Set up Slack and Jira integrations with appropriate credentials. Test with a manual trigger and sample log data. Adjust the schedule (e.g., every 5min) and error parsing rules as needed. Monitor alert accuracy and ticket creation. Technical Dependencies SSH access for reading server logs. Slack API for team notifications. Jira API for bug ticket creation. n8n for workflow automation and scheduling. Customization Possibilities Adjust the Cron schedule for different intervals (e.g., every 10min). Modify Parse Logs node to refine error categorization rules. Customize Slack alert messages in Send Slack Alert and Send Non-Critical Alert nodes. Enhance Jira ticket details in Create Jira Ticket node (e.g., add priority). Add email notifications for additional alert channels.
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