Multi platform content generator from YouTube using AI & RSS
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Multi Platform Content Generator from YouTube using AI & RSS
This workflow automates content generation by monitoring YouTube channels, extracting transcripts via AI, and creating platform-optimized content for LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Threads, and Instagram. Ideal for creators, marketers, and social media managers aiming to scale content production with minimal effort.
✨ Key Features
- 🔔 Automated YouTube Monitoring via RSS feed
- 🧠 AI-Powered Transcript Extraction using Supadata API
- ✍️ Multi-Platform Content Generation with OpenRouter AI
- 🎯 Platform Optimization based on tone and character limits
- 📬 Telegram Notification for easy preview
- 📊 Centralized Data Management via Google Sheets
> 🗂️ All video data, summaries, and generated content are tracked and stored in a single, centralized Google Sheets template
> This ensures full visibility, easy access, and smooth collaboration across your team.
⚙️ Workflow Components
1. 🧭 Channel Monitoring
- Schedule Trigger: Initiates workflow periodically
- Google Sheets (Read): Pulls YouTube channel URLs
- HTTP Request + HTML Parser: Extracts channel IDs from URLs
- RSS Reader: Fetches latest video metadata
2. 🧾 Content Processing
- Supadata API: Extracts transcript from YouTube video
- OpenRouter AI: Summarizes transcript + generates content per platform
- Conditional Check: Prevents duplicate content by checking existing records
3. 📤 Multi-Platform Output
- LinkedIn: Story-driven format (≤ 1300 characters)
- X/Twitter: Short, punchy copy (≤ 280 characters)
- Threads: Friendly, conversational
- Instagram: Short captions for visual posts
4. 🗃️ Data Management
- Google Sheets (Write): Stores video metadata + generated posts
- Telegram Bot: Sends content preview
- ID Tracking: Avoids reprocessing using video ID
🔐 Required Credentials
- Google Sheets OAuth2
- Supadata API
- OpenRouter API
- Telegram Bot Token & Chat ID
🎁 Benefits
- ⌛ Save Time: Automates transcript + content generation
- 🔊 Consistent Tone: Adjust AI prompts for brand voice
- 📡 Multi-Platform Ready: One video → multiple formats
- 📂 Centralized Logs via Google Sheets: Easily track, audit, and collaborate
- 🚀 Scalable: Handle many channels with ease
n8n Multi-Platform Content Generator from YouTube using AI and RSS
This n8n workflow automates the process of generating multi-platform content from new YouTube videos using AI, and then publishing it to various platforms. It monitors an RSS feed for new YouTube videos, extracts information, generates AI-powered content (like summaries or social media posts), and then distributes this content.
What it does
This workflow performs the following key steps:
- Monitors RSS Feed: Regularly checks a specified RSS feed (likely a YouTube channel's RSS feed) for new video entries.
- Filters New Items: Ensures that only newly published items are processed, preventing duplicate content generation.
- Extracts Video URL: From the RSS feed item, it extracts the YouTube video URL.
- Fetches Video Transcript (via HTTP Request): Makes an HTTP request to an external service (likely a YouTube transcript API or a custom script) to retrieve the video transcript.
- Generates AI Content: Uses an AI language model (via LangChain's OpenRouter Chat Model) to process the video transcript and generate various content formats (e.g., summary, social media posts, blog ideas).
- Formats Content: Utilizes a "Set" node to structure the AI-generated content into a desired format.
- Saves to Google Sheets: Stores the generated content and video details in a Google Sheet for record-keeping or further use.
- Publishes to Telegram: Sends a notification or the generated content to a Telegram channel or chat.
Prerequisites/Requirements
To use this workflow, you will need:
- n8n Instance: A running instance of n8n.
- RSS Feed URL: The URL of the YouTube channel's RSS feed you wish to monitor.
- Google Sheets Account: Configured credentials for Google Sheets to store data.
- Telegram Bot Token and Chat ID: Configured credentials for Telegram to send messages.
- OpenRouter API Key: An API key for OpenRouter to access their AI language models.
- YouTube Transcript Service (External): An external service or API endpoint capable of fetching YouTube video transcripts given a URL. The workflow uses an HTTP Request node, implying an external API call.
Setup/Usage
- Import the Workflow:
- Copy the provided JSON code.
- In your n8n instance, click on "Workflows" in the left sidebar.
- Click "New" and then "Import from JSON".
- Paste the JSON code and click "Import".
- Configure Credentials:
- Google Sheets: Locate the "Google Sheets" node (ID: 18) and configure your Google Sheets credentials. You'll need to specify the Spreadsheet ID and Sheet Name where the data will be stored.
- Telegram: Locate the "Telegram" node (ID: 49) and configure your Telegram credentials (Bot Token and Chat ID).
- OpenRouter Chat Model: Locate the "OpenRouter Chat Model" node (ID: 1281) and configure your OpenRouter API key.
- Configure RSS Feed:
- Locate the "RSS Read" node (ID: 37).
- Update the "URL" field with the RSS feed URL of the YouTube channel you want to monitor.
- Configure HTTP Request for Transcript:
- Locate the "HTTP Request" node (ID: 19).
- Update the "URL" field to point to your YouTube transcript fetching service. Ensure the request body or parameters are correctly set to pass the YouTube video URL.
- Configure AI Prompts:
- Locate the "Basic LLM Chain" node (ID: 1123).
- Review and adjust the prompts within this node to guide the AI in generating the desired content (e.g., summary format, social media post length, specific keywords).
- Activate the Workflow:
- Once all credentials and configurations are set, click the "Activate" toggle in the top right corner of the workflow editor to start the automation.
The workflow will now periodically check the RSS feed, process new videos with AI, and publish the generated content.
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