This n8n workflow demonstrates how to serve a static HTML webpage via a webhook, turning your workflow into a mini web server. The process begins with a Webhook trigger, which captures incoming HTTP GET requests. The workflow then responds with a full HTML page, configurable by replacing the HTML code in the ‘Respond to Webhook’ node. This setup is useful for hosting landing pages, dashboards, or dynamic content that updates based on workflow data. The included tutorial-style description guides users through setting up the webhook, customizing the webpage, and activating it for live use. Perfect for developers or non-technical users who want to quickly serve custom web content without managing a traditional web server.
Create a Simple Webpage Using n8n Webhook
Node Count | 0 – 5 Nodes |
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Nodes Used | respondToWebhook, stickyNote, webhook |
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