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📢 Multi-platform video publisher – YouTube, Instagram & TikTok

Amanda BenksAmanda Benks
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2/3/2026
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Hi! I'm Amanda ❤️

I build intelligent automation flows with n8n and Make. This one is for all content creators, marketing teams, and agencies who want to publish once and post everywhere.

With this workflow, you can upload a single video to YouTube, Instagram Reels, and TikTok — simultaneously and automatically.

✅ What the workflow does

  • Downloads a video from a provided URL
  • Uploads the video to your YouTube channel with title and description
  • Publishes it as a Reel on Instagram via the Meta Graph API
  • Sends the same video to TikTok using their official API
  • Supports credential input via Set node (tokens, titles, descriptions)

⚙️ Nodes & Tech Used

  • HTTP Request – Download video and handle uploads to Instagram & TikTok
  • YouTube node – Official n8n integration for video upload
  • Set node – For handling user inputs (tokens, titles, video URLs)
  • Switch, Wait, Merge – Logic to control publishing status
  • Manual or webhook start available

🛠️ Setup Instructions

  1. Open the workflow in your n8n (Cloud or self-hosted) instance
  2. Edit the Set node called Credentials and fill in:
    • Token Instagram
    • Token Tiktok
    • YouTube title, description, and video URL
    • Instagram account ID
  3. Connect your YouTube OAuth credentials in the YouTube node
  4. Optionally, trigger via webhook to automate from other apps (Typebot, CRM, Drive)
  5. Hit "Execute Workflow" or schedule via cron

👥 Who this is for

  • Content creators who want to post everywhere at once
  • Agencies managing video distribution across platforms
  • Social media managers and freelancers
  • Anyone wanting a one-click multi-platform publishing workflow

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n8n Multi-Platform Video Publisher (YouTube)

This n8n workflow provides a basic framework for publishing video content to multiple platforms, specifically demonstrating an integration with YouTube. It allows for manual triggering and includes placeholder nodes for further development to support additional platforms like Instagram and TikTok, as suggested by the directory name.

What it does

This workflow, in its current state, focuses on a single action:

  1. Manual Trigger: The workflow is initiated manually, allowing for on-demand execution.
  2. Edit Fields (Set): A placeholder node to define or transform data fields, likely for video metadata such as title, description, tags, or platform-specific settings.
  3. Switch: A conditional routing node, intended to direct the workflow based on certain criteria (e.g., target platform).
  4. HTTP Request: A generic HTTP request node, which can be configured to interact with various APIs. This is a flexible placeholder for future platform integrations.
  5. YouTube: A dedicated node for interacting with the YouTube API, likely used for uploading or managing video content.
  6. Wait: A delay node, useful for pacing actions or waiting for external processes to complete.
  7. Sticky Note: A note within the workflow, providing context or instructions.

Prerequisites/Requirements

  • n8n Instance: A running instance of n8n to import and execute the workflow.
  • YouTube Account: A YouTube account with API access enabled and appropriate credentials configured in n8n for the YouTube node.
  • (Optional) API Keys/Credentials: For any additional platforms (Instagram, TikTok) you intend to integrate using the HTTP Request node, you will need their respective API keys and credentials.

Setup/Usage

  1. Import the workflow: Download the provided JSON and import it into your n8n instance.
  2. Configure Credentials:
    • For the YouTube node, you will need to set up a Google OAuth 2.0 credential in n8n. Follow the n8n documentation for Google OAuth 2.0 (Single Service) to configure it correctly.
    • If you plan to use the HTTP Request node for other platforms, configure the necessary API keys or authentication methods within that node as required by the target platform.
  3. Customize "Edit Fields": Modify the "Edit Fields" (Set) node to define the video metadata (title, description, tags, etc.) that you want to use for publishing. You can hardcode values or pull them from previous nodes if you extend the workflow.
  4. Configure "Switch" (for multi-platform): The "Switch" node is currently a placeholder. To enable multi-platform publishing, you would configure its conditions to route the workflow based on a platform identifier (e.g., if a field platform is 'YouTube', 'Instagram', or 'TikTok').
  5. Extend for Instagram/TikTok:
    • For Instagram and TikTok, you would typically add new branches from the "Switch" node.
    • Within each branch, configure the "HTTP Request" node or dedicated app nodes (if available in n8n) to interact with the respective platform's API for video uploads. This will require understanding each platform's API documentation.
  6. Execute the workflow: Click the "Execute workflow" button in the n8n editor to run the workflow manually. You can also activate the workflow to run on a schedule or via a webhook if you add a trigger node.

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