n8n-nodes-flowdrop

An n8n community node for FlowDrop — API-first file hosting powered by Cloudflare R2.

Upload files, manage your storage, and integrate FlowDrop into any n8n automation workflow.

Installation

In your n8n instance:

1. Go to Settings → Community Nodes
2. Click Install
3. Enter n8n-nodes-flowdrop
4. Click Install and restart n8n if prompted

The FlowDrop node will appear in the node palette.

Credentials

After installation, create a FlowDrop API credential:

1. Go to Credentials → New
2. Search for FlowDrop API
3. Fill in:
   • API Key — your FlowDrop API key (found in the Account tab of your dashboard)
   • Base URL — the root URL of your FlowDrop instance (e.g. https://yourapp.railway.app)
4. Click Test to verify the connection, then Save

Operations

Upload File

Upload a binary file and receive a public CDN URL.

| Parameter | Description | |---|---| | Binary Property | Name of the binary property in the incoming item (default: data) | | Filename Override | Optional — override the uploaded filename |

Output: One item per uploaded file, including the public URL, file key, size, and metadata.

Delete File

Delete a file from your storage by its R2 key.

| Parameter | Description | |---|---| | File Key | The R2 object key of the file to delete (e.g. abc123.jpg) |

List Files

List your uploaded files with optional pagination and tier filtering.

| Parameter | Description | |---|---| | Limit | Number of files to return (1–100, default: 20) | | Offset | Number of files to skip for pagination (default: 0) | | Tier Filter | Filter by subscription tier: All, Free, Starter, or Pro |

Output: One item per file.

Get File Info

Retrieve metadata for a specific file by its R2 key.

| Parameter | Description | |---|---| | File Key | The R2 object key of the file (e.g. abc123.jpg) |

Output: File metadata including URL, size, MIME type, and upload date.

Example Workflow

1. HTTP Request or Read Binary File → produces a binary item
2. FlowDrop (Upload File) → outputs the public CDN URL and file metadata
3. Use the URL downstream — send it in an email, store it in a database, post it to Slack, etc.

Requirements

• n8n v0.190.0 or later
• A running FlowDrop instance with a valid API key

License

MIT