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Extract Facebook group posts with Airtop

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2/3/2026
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Extract Facebook Group Posts with Airtop

Use Case

Extracting content from Facebook Groups allows community managers, marketers, and researchers to gather insights, monitor discussions, and collect engagement metrics efficiently. This automation streamlines the process of retrieving non-sponsored post data from group feeds.

What This Automation Does

This automation extracts key post details from a Facebook Group feed using the following input parameters:

  • Facebook Group URL: The URL of the Facebook Group feed you want to scrape.
  • Airtop Profile: The name of your Airtop Profile authenticated to Facebook.

It returns up to 5 non-sponsored posts with the following attributes for each:

  • Post text
  • Post URL
  • Page/profile URL
  • Timestamp
  • Number of likes
  • Number of shares
  • Number of comments
  • Page or profile details
  • Post thumbnail

How It Works

  1. Form Trigger: Collects the Facebook Group URL and Airtop Profile via a form.

  2. Browser Automation:

    • Initiates a new browser session using Airtop.
    • Navigates to the provided Facebook Group feed.
    • Uses an AI prompt to extract post data, including interaction metrics and profile information.

  3. Structured Output: The results are returned in a defined JSON schema, ready for downstream use.

Setup Requirements

  1. Airtop API Key — Free to generate.
  2. An Airtop Profile logged into Facebook.

Next Steps

  • Integrate With Analytics Tools: Feed the output into dashboards or analytics platforms to monitor community engagement.
  • Automate Alerts: Trigger notifications for posts matching certain criteria (e.g., high engagement, keywords).
  • Combine With Comment Automation: Extend this to reply to posts or engage with users using other Airtop automations.

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n8n Form Trigger to Airtop Workflow

This n8n workflow provides a simple mechanism to trigger an Airtop action based on a submission to an n8n form. It acts as a bridge, allowing external input via a web form to initiate processes within Airtop.

What it does

  1. Listens for Form Submissions: The workflow starts by exposing a web form. When this form is submitted, the workflow is triggered.
  2. Initiates Airtop Action: Upon receiving a form submission, the workflow proceeds to execute an action within Airtop. The specific Airtop action and its parameters would be configured within the Airtop node itself.

Prerequisites/Requirements

  • n8n Instance: An active n8n instance to host and run the workflow.
  • Airtop Account: An Airtop account with appropriate API access or permissions to perform the desired actions.
  • Airtop Credentials in n8n: You will need to configure your Airtop API key or other authentication details as credentials within your n8n instance.

Setup/Usage

  1. Import the Workflow:
    • Save the provided JSON content as a .json file.
    • In your n8n instance, go to "Workflows" and click "New".
    • Click the "Import from JSON" button and select the saved JSON file.
  2. Configure Airtop Credentials:
    • In the n8n interface, navigate to "Credentials".
    • Add a new credential of type "Airtop".
    • Enter your Airtop API Key or other required authentication details.
  3. Configure the Airtop Node:
    • Open the imported workflow.
    • Click on the "Airtop" node.
    • Select the Airtop credential you configured in the previous step.
    • Configure the specific "Operation" and "Resource" within the Airtop node according to what you want to achieve (e.g., "Create Record", "Update Item", etc.) and provide any necessary data mappings from the incoming form submission.
  4. Activate the Workflow:
    • Ensure the workflow is active by toggling the "Active" switch in the top right corner of the workflow editor.
  5. Use the Form:
    • The "On form submission" node will provide a URL for the n8n form. Share this URL with users who need to trigger the Airtop action.
    • When the form is submitted, the workflow will run, and the configured Airtop action will be executed.

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