
Discover three installation options for n8n: cloud hosted by the n8n team, self-hosted on your own server with unlimited workflows, and enterprise edition for larger teams.
Launch an AWS EC2 instance running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (t2.micro) using the free tier, create a key pair, access via SSH with Mobaxterm, and prepare for installing n8n.
Install and configure Docker and Docker Compose on Ubuntu, including setting up the apt repository, verifying installations, and enabling non-sudo access by adding the user to the Docker group.
Launch the n8n server with docker compose up -d, pull the latest image, and verify it runs with docker ps and logs.
Copy the activation key from the email, paste it in the activation key field in settings, and click activate. Activate the license for the community edition and start creating automations.
Explore node types in n8n workflows, including trigger, processing, logic branches, action, and end, and learn they combine to automate tasks such as sending emails, updating databases, and notifying teams.
Design and implement an ai powered fashion image generator using nano banana and n8n workflow to transform uploaded outfits into high quality model photos via image analysis and prompt generation.
Create an OpenAI account, add a $5 billing credit, generate API keys for text models and image generation, and name the secret key nano banana testing in n8n.
The ai agent analyzes the outfit image to extract color and fabric details, then uses the thing tool and prompt generator to combine user requests with analysis into a prompt.
Queue the image by sending the final prompt to the nano banana api via an http post request to felt ai, using an api key in the n8n workflow.
Configure a Gmail node to send the image, creating OAuth client ID and client secret in Google Cloud Console and signing in to establish the connection.
Configure Gmail node parameters to send an image by specifying the recipient, subject 'your image is ready,' and an HTML body with an attachment.
Are you ready to combine automation and AI to create powerful real-world projects? In this course, you’ll learn how to set up and use n8n, a leading workflow automation tool, and integrate it with Nano Banana, OpenAI, and Falai to build an AI Fashion Image Generator.
We’ll start with the basics of n8n, guide you through installation on AWS using Docker, and then dive into creating automated workflows step by step. You’ll explore how to connect APIs, configure nodes, and design an end-to-end AI-powered system that generates and delivers fashion images automatically.
By the end of this course, you will have the skills to confidently use n8n for automation, integrate AI tools into workflows, and build innovative projects that showcase the power of combining automation with artificial intelligence.
n8n Basics: An Overview
Getting started with n8n
Introduction to n8n
Why Use n8n?
Various Ways to Install n8n
n8n Installation on AWS – Self-Hosted Guide
Launch Ubuntu EC2 for n8n
Installing Docker on Ubuntu
Step-by-Step: Docker Compose and .env File
n8n Installation via Docker Compose
Connect to n8n via Browser
Steps to Activate n8n License
n8n Dashboard Walkthrough
Nodes in n8n Workflows
AI Fashion Image Generator with Nano Banana + n8n workflow
Nano Banana Project: Workflow Overview
Trigger: Form Submission
Upload an image via an HTTP request
Define HTTP request parameters
Image Analysis using the OpenAI Node
Generate API credentials in your OpenAI account
Set the parameters for the Analyze Image node
AI Agent: Chat Model + Think Tool
Configure a prompt in the AI Agent
Integrate Chat Model + Think Tool in AI Agent
Queue Image using HTTP Request (Nano Banana API)
Create an API key on Falai
Run the workflow and verify image on Falai
Fetch Image (HTTP Request)
Insert Wait Node
If Node: Check if image is ready or processing
Get Image via HTTP Request
Send Image via Gmail Node
Configure Gmail Node parameters
Final check: validate images, nodes, and results
Final Workflow Execution - 1
Final Workflow Execution - 2
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