PostQueen

Description

n8n-nodes-postqueen is an n8n community node for PostQueen: create, list and delete posts, upload media and start AI video jobs from any workflow.

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What it does

• Create Post schedules a post, saves it as a draft or publishes it now, on one or more channels in a single call.
• Get Posts, Get Channels and Delete Post read and tidy your calendar.
• Upload File sends a file from the workflow to PostQueen and returns the path to use in a post.
• Generate Video and Video Function start a video with one of the app’s video types and run its helpers, such as listing voices.



PostQueen is a social media scheduler with an AI copilot that posts to 30+ networks. The node calls the PostQueen public API, so everything it creates shows up on the same calendar as the app.

Quick start

1. In n8n, open Settings > Community Nodes, choose Install, enter n8n-nodes-postqueen and install it.

Show the install dialog

!The n8n Community Nodes install dialog with n8n-nodes-postqueen entered as the npm package name

2. Create a PostQueen API credential. Paste your API key: in PostQueen, open Connections > API Keys to copy it. Only workspace admins can see the key, and each workspace has one.
3. Keep Host at https://api.postqueen.ai. If you run PostQueen yourself, set it to your instance’s API address, ending in /api, such as https://postqueen.example.com/api.
4. Add the PostQueen node to a workflow and pick an operation.

This is what it looks like in a workflow, with Create Post scheduling each new blog post for the next day:



n8n checks the credential against the API when you save it. The node needs n8n on Node.js 20.15 or newer. No PostQueen account yet? , or [] for text to video). Output Format is vertical or horizontal |
| Get Channels | List your connected channels and their IDs |
| Get Posts | List posts between two dates, with an optional customer filter |
| Upload File | Upload an image or video from a binary property |
| Video Function | Run a helper of a video type, such as loadVoices on image-text-slides for the voice IDs. Additional Parameters are sent to the helper as its params |

Video generation uses the AI video credits of your plan. Each network may also need settings of its own on Create Post; the public API docs list them per network.

Workflow ideas

The six workflows at the top, step by step:

• Blog to every network: an RSS Feed Trigger watches your blog, an AI Agent writes a caption for each network, and Create Post schedules it for tomorrow.
• Announce every new video: an RSS Feed Trigger on your YouTube channel’s feed spots a new upload, an AI Agent writes the post, and Create Post sends the link to X, LinkedIn and Threads.
• A content calendar in a sheet: a Google Sheets trigger fires on a new row. Upload File sends the row’s image to PostQueen, and Create Post schedules the text for the row’s date.
• A video every week: a Schedule Trigger runs every Monday, Generate Video makes narrated image slides from a prompt, and Create Post posts the video to TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
• Drafts your team approves: a Webhook or form sends the text, Create Post saves it with type Draft, and a Slack message asks the team to check it on the calendar.
• Never an empty week: a Schedule Trigger runs every Friday, Get Posts reads the next seven days, and an If node sends a Slack message when the week is empty.

Privacy and security

• Channels connect through each network’s official OAuth sign-in where the network offers one.
• Some networks, such as Bluesky, Lemmy, WordPress and Nostr, need an app password, an account password or a key that you paste in.
• PostQueen stores these credentials so it can post for you, and replaces them when you remove the channel.
• n8n keeps your PostQueen API key in its own credential store. The key gives full access to the workspace.
• Read the privacy policy, or delete your account.

No PostQueen account yet? The node posts through PostQueen Cloud: start a trial, copy the key from Connections > API Keys, and your workflows can post.

Links

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| Docs | n8n guide · public API |
| API reference | api.postqueen.ai/docs |
| npm | n8n-nodes-postqueen |
| Repositories | app · CLI and skill · n8n node · docs · Docker Compose · Helm chart |
| Help | support@postqueen.ai · GitHub issues |

License

This node is open source under the MIT license. PostQueen started as a fork of Postiz by Nevo David, and this node started from postiz-n8n.