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n8n-nodes-artificialstudio

v1.0.1

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n8n community node for Artificial Studio — generate images, video, audio and 3D with 150+ AI models from your workflows

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n8n-nodes-artificialstudio

Run Artificial Studio from your n8n workflows: generate images, video, audio and 3D with 150+ AI models, upload files from previous nodes, download results as binary, and let AI Agents call it as a tool.

Installation · Credentials · Operations · Examples · Development

Installation

n8n Cloud and self-hosted (recommended): open the nodes panel, search for "Artificial Studio" and install it from there. If it does not show up yet, go to Settings → Community Nodes → Install and enter n8n-nodes-artificialstudio.

Manual install on a self-hosted instance:

cd ~/.n8n/nodes
npm install n8n-nodes-artificialstudio
# restart n8n

Requires n8n 1.80 or later.

Credentials

  1. In Artificial Studio open Settings → API Keys and create a key. It starts with prod_.
  2. In n8n go to Credentials → New → Artificial Studio API and paste it.

Credits are charged from your Artificial Studio account at the same rates as the web app. The cost of every model is shown next to its name in the node.

Operations

Generation → Run Tool

The main operation. Pick a Tool (Create Image, Create Video, Upscale, Remove Background, Text to 3D…), optionally a Model, write a Prompt, and set:

  • Media Inputs: the images, videos or audio the tool works on. Each entry maps a file to one of the model's inputs. The source can be a public URL or a Binary File coming from a previous node (Gmail, Drive, Telegram, HTTP Request…). Binary files are uploaded to your library first.
  • Parameters: the model's own settings (aspect ratio, duration, resolution, seed…) loaded live from the API with their defaults. Anything left empty uses the model default.
  • Wait For Result:
    • Poll Until Done (default): checks the status every few seconds until the generation finishes, up to Timeout.
    • Wait For Webhook: pauses the execution without polling and resumes when Artificial Studio calls back. No timeout, no wasted executions. Needs an n8n URL reachable from the internet (n8n Cloud, or WEBHOOK_URL set on self-hosted) and one item per execution.
    • Return Immediately: returns the generation ID right away. Fetch the result later with Generation → Get, or set Options → Webhook URL to be notified.
  • Options → Download Output: writes the generated file into a binary field so the next node (Drive, Slack, Telegram, S3…) can use it directly.

Output fields: id, status, tool, type, output (URL), thumbnail, payload, createdAt.

Generation → Get / Get Many

Fetch one generation by ID, or list yours with Return All or a Limit, filtered by status. Get also supports Download Output.

File → Upload

Upload a binary file and get its public URL. Useful when you want to reuse the same file in several generations.

Tool → Get / Get Many

List the tools, or inspect one with its models, costs and input fields. Handy while building a workflow.

Account → Get

Email, plan and remaining credits. Chain it with an IF node to stop a workflow before running out of credits.

Use as an AI Agent tool

The node is marked as usable by AI Agents. Add it to an AI Agent node's tools and the agent can generate media on demand, for example "make a 16:9 product shot of a red sneaker on concrete". On self-hosted instances older than 1.80 set N8N_COMMUNITY_PACKAGES_ALLOW_TOOL_USAGE=true.

Examples

Import the JSON files in workflows/ to get started:

  • Prompt form to image: an n8n Form collects a prompt, the node generates the image and downloads it, and the form responds with the file.
  • Telegram background remover: a Telegram bot receives a photo, the node removes its background from the binary file, and the bot sends the result back.

Errors

The node surfaces Artificial Studio errors with a readable message: invalid API key, not enough credits, unknown tool or model, rate limits. Transient failures (network errors, 429, 5xx) are retried with backoff while polling. Enable Retry On Fail in the node settings for anything else.

Development

npm install
npm run lint
npm run build
npm test

To try the node in a real n8n, run one in Docker with this package installed:

./scripts/dev-docker.sh          # build, load into the container, restart
./scripts/dev-docker.sh --fresh  # also wipe the n8n database and start over

n8n comes up on http://localhost:5678. Re-run the script after each change. npm run dev does the same thing without Docker, but it downloads several GB of n8n on first use.

Inside the container localhost is the container itself. To point the credential at an Artificial Studio backend running on your machine, use http://host.docker.internal:3001 as the Base URL.

Releases are published from GitHub Actions with npm provenance (see .github/workflows/publish.yml). Run npm run release on a clean main to lint, build, bump the version, update the changelog, tag and push.

Resources

License

MIT