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AI podcast generator with RSS feed & ElevenLabs voice

David OlusolaDavid Olusola
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2/3/2026
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🧠 Overview

This n8n automation turns any RSS feed into a spoken podcast episode, using OpenAI for summarization and ElevenLabs for voice generation. The final audio is then sent straight to your Telegram for instant publishing or listening.

📌 Works with both self-hosted and cloud-based n8n instances. No-code podcasting made simple. 👥 Who is this for? Podcasters & creators who want to automate content News curators or newsletter writers Agencies turning articles into daily voice updates Anyone who wants to voice AI-generated summaries and distribute via Telegram 🚀 What this workflow automates 📡 Pulls the latest article from your chosen RSS feed 🧠 Uses OpenAI to summarize or rewrite the article 🗣️ Generates a natural-sounding podcast using ElevenLabs 📲 Sends the audio file to your Telegram inbox

🧰 What You’ll Need

🔗 RSS feed link (any source of fresh content) 🔑 ElevenLabs API key (for voice generation) 🧠 OpenAI API key (for summarization or rewriting) 💬 Telegram Bot Token & your personal Chat ID (to receive the audio) 🛠️ Setup Instructions Step 1: Get Your Chat ID & Telegram Bot Token

Open Telegram Search for @BotFather Create a new bot → Copy the token Search for @userinfobot → Copy your chat ID Save both for use in the Telegram node Step 2: Create/Open an ElevenLabs Account

Go to https://www.elevenlabs.io Copy your API key from the dashboard Choose your voice (the voice ID will be used in the workflow) Ensure your plan supports audio generation (free tier includes monthly usage) Step 3: Generate an OpenAI API Key

Log in to https://platform.openai.com Generate your API key Use GPT-4 or GPT-3.5 for best results Step 4: Configure Credentials in n8n

In n8n → Settings → Credentials, set up:

OpenAI API → Add your key HTTP Header Auth → For ElevenLabs Telegram Bot → Add your token Step 5: Import and Configure the Workflow

Go to n8n → Workflows → Import Upload your .json file In the RSS node, replace the default link with your own feed Update the ElevenLabs node with: Your API key Voice ID Update Telegram node with: Your bot token Your personal chat ID 🧩 Customization Tips Change the Feed Source

Swap out the RSS feed URL to pull from different blogs, news sites, or content platforms.

Control Script Style

Edit the OpenAI prompt to:

Make it more casual or formal Add a call-to-action or intro line Include a sign-off (e.g., “Thanks for listening!”) Use Different Voices

In ElevenLabs, you can:

Create a custom voice Choose one with a specific accent or tone Adjust stability or clarity for better results Add Distribution Channels

Send the audio to:

Email Notion Google Drive A podcast host with API support (e.g. Podbean, Buzzsprout)

🧪 Troubleshooting

Problem Solution Audio not generating Check ElevenLabs voice ID and credit limits Telegram not sending Ensure bot token and chat ID are correct RSS not pulling content Verify feed URL and test in browser Summary is too short/long Adjust prompt or temperature in OpenAI node 📣 Getting Support n8n Docs ElevenLabs API Docs OpenAI API Reference n8n Community 💌 Need help or customization? Email: dimejicole21@gmail.com 🌟 Enjoyed this template? Give it a ⭐ in the library and help creators automate their podcast workflow with AI and voice tech!

“From RSS feed to voiced podcast in minutes — fully automated.”

n8n AI Podcast Generator with RSS Feed and ElevenLabs Voice (Placeholder)

This n8n workflow is designed to automate the process of generating AI-powered podcast episodes and distributing them via an RSS feed. It leverages AI for content generation and speech synthesis, then publishes the new episodes.

Note: Based on the provided JSON, this is a foundational workflow. While the directory name suggests "ElevenLabs Voice" and "AI Podcast Generator," the current JSON primarily shows core n8n nodes for conditional logic, RSS reading, communication (Telegram, Gmail), file storage (Google Drive), error handling, and a single OpenAI node. The full AI generation and ElevenLabs integration logic would need to be added or is represented by the placeholder OpenAI node.

What it does (Based on current JSON)

  1. Schedules Execution: The workflow is triggered on a predefined schedule.
  2. Reads RSS Feed: It fetches content from an RSS feed.
  3. Conditional Logic: It includes an "If" node, suggesting conditional processing of the RSS feed items.
  4. OpenAI Integration: It has an OpenAI node, indicating potential use of AI for tasks like content generation, summarization, or analysis.
  5. Communication: It can send messages via Telegram and Gmail, possibly for notifications or approvals.
  6. File Storage: It interacts with Google Drive, likely for storing generated content or audio files.
  7. Error Handling: It includes a "Stop and Error" node for graceful error management.
  8. Code Execution: A "Code" node is present, allowing for custom JavaScript logic.
  9. Notes: A "Sticky Note" is included for documentation within the workflow.

Prerequisites/Requirements

  • n8n Instance: A running n8n instance.
  • RSS Feed: An existing RSS feed to monitor.
  • OpenAI API Key: Credentials for OpenAI (for the OpenAI node).
  • Telegram Account: A Telegram bot token and chat ID (if using the Telegram node).
  • Gmail Account: Google OAuth credentials for Gmail (if using the Gmail node).
  • Google Drive Account: Google OAuth credentials for Google Drive (if using the Google Drive node).

Setup/Usage

  1. Import the Workflow: Import the provided JSON into your n8n instance.
  2. Configure Credentials:
    • Set up your OpenAI credentials.
    • Configure Telegram credentials (Bot Token, Chat ID) if you intend to use it for notifications.
    • Configure Gmail credentials (Google OAuth) if you intend to send emails.
    • Configure Google Drive credentials (Google OAuth) if you intend to store files.
  3. Configure RSS Read Node:
    • Specify the URL of the RSS feed you want to monitor.
  4. Configure If Node:
    • Define the conditions for processing RSS feed items based on your requirements.
  5. Configure OpenAI Node:
    • Set up the desired OpenAI operation (e.g., text generation, summarization) and provide necessary prompts or parameters.
  6. Configure Google Drive Node:
    • Specify the operation (e.g., upload file) and the target folder in Google Drive.
  7. Configure Telegram/Gmail Nodes:
    • Customize the messages and recipients for notifications.
  8. Customize Code Node:
    • Add any custom JavaScript logic required for data transformation or specific tasks.
  9. Activate the Workflow: Once configured, activate the workflow to start running on its schedule.

This README provides a general overview based on the provided JSON. For the full "AI Podcast Generator with ElevenLabs Voice" functionality, additional nodes (e.g., HTTP Request for ElevenLabs API, audio processing) and more detailed logic would be integrated into the workflow.

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