Postoria now has an official n8n integration

Postoria now has an official n8n integration, giving teams another way to connect social media publishing with the tools, data sources, and automated workflows they already use.

The new Postoria community node lets you build n8n workflows that can retrieve workspaces and connected accounts, import or upload media, publish posts immediately, schedule content, add posts to queues, check post status, and delete posts.

The integration is open source on GitHub, available as an npm package, and documented in the Postoria n8n integration guide.

At launch, the node can be installed as a community node on self-hosted n8n. It has also been submitted to n8n for verification so it can become available in n8n Cloud.

What is n8n?

n8n is a workflow automation platform that connects apps, APIs, databases, AI tools, and custom business logic.

A workflow can start from a schedule, webhook, form submission, spreadsheet update, ecommerce event, database change, RSS feed, or another trigger. The data can then be transformed and passed between connected services.

With the Postoria node, social publishing can become one of those workflow steps.

For example, an n8n workflow can receive a new article from a CMS, prepare a caption, import the article image into Postoria, and schedule posts for selected social accounts. Another workflow could take approved rows from a spreadsheet and add them to a Postoria queue.

What the Postoria n8n node can do

The first release focuses on the core operations needed for practical publishing workflows.

Workspaces, accounts, and queues

The node can:

• List Postoria workspaces
• List connected social accounts in a workspace
• List queues in a workspace

These operations make it possible to select the correct brand, client, destination accounts, and publishing queue before creating a post.

Media

The node supports two media upload workflows:

• Import media from a public HTTPS URL
• Upload binary media received from another n8n node

It can also retrieve media status. When an operation needs to wait for Postoria to process a file, the node polls the media status and continues only after the media is ready. This helps prevent a workflow from creating a post before its image or video has finished processing.

Posts

The Postoria node can:

• Create a post
• Publish immediately
• Schedule a post
• Add a post to a queue
• Retrieve a post
• List posts
• Delete a post

This covers both simple workflows and more structured publishing pipelines where content is prepared, reviewed, scheduled, and checked later.

Publish now, schedule, or add to a queue

The node supports the same three main publishing modes used in Postoria:

• Publish now sends the post for immediate publishing.
• Schedule creates the post for a specific date and time.
• Add to queue places the post into a selected Postoria queue.

Scheduled dates entered in n8n follow the workflow timezone and are sent to Postoria in UTC. This makes the behavior consistent with other date and time operations inside n8n while keeping the final schedule unambiguous.

Queues are useful when the publishing rhythm matters more than the exact date of each individual post. A workflow can continuously add approved content to a queue while Postoria handles the recurring publishing slots.

Build workflows around the tools you already use

The main benefit of an n8n integration is that Postoria does not need to be the first step in the workflow.

Content can begin somewhere else and move into Postoria only when it is ready to publish.

Possible workflow sources include:

• Google Sheets or another spreadsheet
• Airtable or a database
• A CMS or company website
• An ecommerce store
• A webhook from an internal application
• A form used by clients or team members
• An RSS feed
• Cloud storage
• An AI-assisted content workflow

n8n can validate, transform, filter, route, and enrich the data before sending it to Postoria.

Example workflow: schedule content from a spreadsheet

A basic spreadsheet workflow could work like this:

1. Read rows marked as approved.
2. Get the required Postoria workspace.
3. Get the connected social accounts.
4. Import the media URL from the spreadsheet.
5. Wait until the media is ready.
6. Create and schedule the post.
7. Save the resulting Postoria post ID back to the spreadsheet.

This gives teams a way to keep spreadsheet-based approval processes while using Postoria for the actual social publishing workflow.

Example workflow: publish new website content

A website publishing workflow could:

1. Receive a webhook when a new article is published.
2. Extract the article title, summary, link, and featured image.
3. Format a caption for the required social networks.
4. Import the featured image into Postoria.
5. Create the post for selected accounts.
6. Publish immediately, schedule it, or add it to a queue.

This can reduce the manual work between publishing content on a website and promoting it on social media.

Use Postoria as an AI Agent tool in n8n

The Postoria node can also be connected as a tool to an n8n AI Agent.

This allows an agent to use selected Postoria actions as part of a larger workflow. For example, an agent could list available workspaces, find connected accounts, or create a post after the workflow has prepared and validated the required information.

The AI model does not replace the Postoria publishing layer. Postoria still handles the workspace, account, media, scheduling, queue, and post operations. The agent simply gets a structured way to call those actions inside n8n.

As with any automated publishing workflow, it is a good idea to keep approval and validation steps where they are appropriate for your team.

Authentication and plan availability

The n8n integration uses a Postoria Public API key.

You can create the key from the Postoria Settings page and add it as a Postoria credential in n8n. The key value is shown only once when it is created, so it should be stored securely.

The Public API, MCP server, and n8n integration are available on Pro and Agency plans.

Revoking the API key immediately disables any Public API, MCP server, n8n, or other external integration that uses the same key.

Open source and available from npm

The official node package is:

@postoria/n8n-nodes-postoria

The source code is available on GitHub, and the package is published through npm. This makes the integration easier to inspect, install, and include in self-hosted n8n environments.

For installation steps, credential setup, supported operations, media handling, timezones, and troubleshooting, read How to use the Postoria n8n integration.

Final thoughts

The Postoria n8n integration connects social publishing with a broader automation workflow.

Instead of manually moving content between a spreadsheet, CMS, internal tool, AI workflow, and social media scheduler, teams can use n8n to connect those steps and send ready content into Postoria.

This gives agencies, developers, marketers, and operations teams more flexibility while keeping social accounts, media, schedules, queues, and publishing status managed through Postoria.