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Create & upload AI-generated ASMR YouTube Shorts with Seedance, Fal AI, and GPT-4

Bilel ArouaBilel Aroua
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2/3/2026
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//ASMR AI Workflow

Who is this for?

Content Creators, YouTube Automation Enthusiasts, and AI Hobbyists looking to autonomously generate and publish unique, satisfying ASMR-style YouTube Shorts without manual effort.

What problem does this solve?

This workflow solves the creative bottleneck and time-consuming nature of daily content creation. It fully automates the entire production pipeline, from brainstorming trendy ideas to publishing a finished video, turning your n8n instance into a 24/7 content factory.

What this workflow does

1. Two-Stage AI Ideation & Planning:

  • Uses an initial AI agent to brainstorm a short, viral ASMR concept based on current trends.
  • A second "Planning" AI agent then takes this concept and expands it into a detailed, structured production plan, complete with a viral-optimized caption, hashtags, and descriptions for the environment and sound.

2. Multi-Modal Asset Generation:

  • Video: Feeds detailed scene prompts to the ByteDance Seedance text-to-video model (via Wavespeed AI) to generate high-quality video clips.
  • Audio: Simultaneously calls the Fal AI text-to-audio model to create custom, soothing ASMR sound effects that match the video's theme.
  • Assembly: Automatically sequences the video clips and sound into a single, cohesive final video file using an FFMPEG API call.

3. Closed-Loop Publishing & Logging:

  • Logging: Initially logs the new idea to a Google Sheet with a status of "In Progress".
  • Publishing: Automatically uploads the final, assembled video directly to your YouTube channel, setting the title and description from the AI's plan.
  • Updating: Finds the original row in the Google Sheet and updates its status to "Done", adding a direct link to the newly published YouTube video.
  • Notifications: Sends real-time alerts to Telegram and/or Gmail with the video title and link, confirming the successful publication.

Setup

Credentials: You will need to create credentials in your n8n instance for the following services:

  • OpenAI API
  • Wavespeed AI API (for Seedance)
  • Fal AI API
  • Google OAuth Credential (enable YouTube Data API v3 and Google Sheets API in your Google Cloud Project)
  • Telegram Bot Credential
  • (Optional) Gmail OAuth Credential

Configuration: This is an advanced workflow. The initial setup should take approximately 15-20 minutes.

  • Google Sheet: Create a Google Sheet with these columns: idea, caption, production_status, youtube_url. Add the Sheet ID to the Google Sheets nodes in the workflow.
  • Node Configuration: In the Telegram Notification node, enter your own Chat ID. In the Gmail Notification node, update the recipient email address.
  • Activate: Once configured, save and set the workflow to "Active" to let it run on its schedule.

How to customize

  • Creative Direction: To change the style or theme of the videos (e.g., from kinetic sand to soap cutting), simply edit the systemMessage in the "2. Enrich Idea into Plan" and "Prompts AI Agent" nodes.

  • Initial Ideas: To influence the AI's starting concepts, modify the prompt in the "1. Generate Trendy Idea" node.

  • Video & Sound: To change the video duration or sound style, adjust the parameters in the "Create Clips" and "Create Sounds" nodes.

  • Notifications: Add or remove notification channels (like Slack or Discord) after the "Upload to YouTube" node.

n8n Workflow: AI-Powered ASMR YouTube Shorts Creator

This n8n workflow automates the creation and potential upload of AI-generated ASMR YouTube Shorts. It leverages AI models (likely GPT-4 and others via Langchain) to generate content, and includes steps for human review, data storage, and notification.

What it does

This workflow streamlines the process of generating creative content for YouTube Shorts, specifically focusing on ASMR. Here's a breakdown of its steps:

  1. Scheduled Trigger: The workflow is initiated on a predefined schedule, allowing for automated, regular content generation.
  2. Google Sheets Integration: It interacts with Google Sheets, likely to read input data (e.g., content ideas, prompts) or log generated content and its status.
  3. AI Agent (Langchain): Utilizes an AI Agent, powered by Langchain, to orchestrate the content generation process. This agent is capable of complex reasoning and task execution.
  4. OpenAI Chat Model: Employs an OpenAI Chat Model (e.g., GPT-4) to generate the core ASMR content, scripts, or ideas based on prompts provided.
  5. Think Tool (Langchain): Integrates a "Think" tool, suggesting the AI agent is guided to perform internal reasoning or planning steps before generating final output.
  6. Structured Output Parser (Langchain): Processes the AI-generated output to ensure it adheres to a predefined structured format (e.g., JSON), making it easier for subsequent steps to consume.
  7. Human-in-the-Loop Review (Telegram/Gmail): Sends the generated content to a Telegram chat or Gmail for human review and approval. This critical step ensures quality control and allows for manual adjustments before publishing.
  8. Wait for Review: The workflow pauses, awaiting human input or approval from the Telegram/Gmail notification.
  9. HTTP Request: Potentially used for interacting with other APIs, such as an AI voice generator (like Seedance.ai or FAL.ai hinted in the directory name) to convert text to ASMR audio, or a video generation service.
  10. YouTube Integration: Once approved, the workflow is set up to interact with YouTube, likely for uploading the generated ASMR short.
  11. Code Node: A custom code block is included, allowing for flexible data manipulation, custom logic, or integration with services not directly supported by n8n nodes.
  12. Sticky Note: Provides a place for notes or comments within the workflow, improving documentation and understanding.

Prerequisites/Requirements

To run this workflow, you will need:

  • n8n Instance: A running instance of n8n.
  • Google Account: For Google Sheets and YouTube integrations.
  • OpenAI API Key: For the OpenAI Chat Model.
  • Telegram Account & Bot Token: For sending notifications and receiving human input via Telegram.
  • Gmail Account: (Optional, if using Gmail for human review instead of Telegram).
  • Langchain Credentials: If specific Langchain credentials are required beyond the OpenAI API key.
  • Seedance.ai / FAL.ai / Other AI Voice/Video Generation Service Credentials: (Implied by directory name, if the HTTP Request or Code node interacts with these services).

Setup/Usage

  1. Import the workflow: Download the JSON file and import it into your n8n instance.
  2. Configure Credentials:
    • Set up your Google Sheets credentials.
    • Set up your OpenAI credentials.
    • Configure your Telegram bot token and chat ID for notifications.
    • (Optional) Configure your Gmail credentials if using it for review.
    • Set up your YouTube credentials.
  3. Customize Nodes:
    • Schedule Trigger: Adjust the schedule frequency to your needs.
    • Google Sheets: Configure the spreadsheet ID and range for reading/writing data.
    • AI Agent / OpenAI Chat Model: Fine-tune prompts and model parameters for your desired ASMR content generation.
    • Telegram / Gmail: Ensure the correct chat IDs or email addresses are set for review.
    • HTTP Request: If connecting to external AI services (like Seedance.ai or FAL.ai), configure the API endpoints, headers, and body according to their documentation.
    • Code Node: Modify the JavaScript code to fit any custom logic or data transformations required.
    • YouTube: Configure video title, description, tags, and privacy settings for uploads.
  4. Activate the Workflow: Once all configurations are complete, activate the workflow.

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