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n8n social automation

Social media API for n8n automation

Use n8n as the automation engine and PostSider as the social publishing layer. Trigger workflows from webhooks, schedules, RSS, Sheets or your own systems, then publish across connected channels through one API.

Start with the social media scheduler API or browse the full developer platform.

How it works

Connect n8n to social publishing in four steps.

Keep workflow logic in n8n and provider-specific social publishing inside PostSider, so your automation stays simple as you add more channels.

01

Trigger the workflow in n8n

Start from a schedule, webhook, RSS item, Google Sheet row, CMS event or any other n8n trigger that already fits your automation.

02

Send the publishing request to PostSider

Use the PostSider API from standard n8n HTTP Request nodes so the workflow can create drafts, publish now or schedule posts for later.

03

Target connected social channels

Work with channels already connected in PostSider instead of maintaining a separate authentication and request shape for every network inside n8n.

04

Keep the queue and publishing state visible

Let n8n own the automation logic while PostSider keeps scheduled content, approvals and publishing state visible in the shared calendar.

FAQ

Common questions.

Can n8n schedule social media posts through an API?
Yes. n8n can call the PostSider API from standard HTTP Request nodes to create drafts, publish immediately or schedule posts for a future time.
Do I need a custom n8n node?
No. PostSider workflows can use standard HTTP Request, Code and trigger nodes, so they work without installing a custom community node.
Can I use n8n with multiple social networks?
Yes. PostSider keeps the social channels connected behind one publishing layer, so the same n8n workflow can target multiple supported destinations.
Are there ready-made n8n workflows?
Yes. PostSider provides downloadable n8n workflow JSON files for common social publishing and automation use cases.

Use the same publishing system from code

Connect the channels once. Keep the workflow in your stack.

Call REST directly, use the typed SDK, or expose the same publishing actions to an MCP-compatible agent.