The article demonstrates how to embed images into n8n workflows using a Sticky Note node and markdown. This allows users to reference diagrams or flowcharts directly within their workflow.
The #fullwidth tag ensures the image fits the note's width.
The article explains how to pin output data during workflow testing. This allows users to retain and reuse test data across multiple workflow executions, particularly beneficial for cost-sensitive operations like LLM inference.
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I often start designing workflows in tools, where I can quickly sketch a flowchart. Then, I want to reference that diagram as I build the actual workflow in n8n.
Here’s how to do it:
The #fullwidth tag ensures the image's width is controlled by the note's width.
When testing workflows, n8n allows you to pin output data. This means every time you run your workflow, it will save and keep the same test data. Especially for LLM inference, this can be a moneysaver…
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