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Description from extension meta
Scans web pages for API endpoints and exports them as n8n nodes.
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n8endpoint is a lightweight but powerful Chrome extension designed to streamline your n8n workflow development. It allows you to effortlessly scan any webpage for API endpoints and instantly convert them into n8n workflow nodes, eliminating the need for manual configuration.
How It Works
Install: Get n8endpoint from the Chrome Web Store.
Scan: Navigate to any webpage containing API specifications (such as documentation or a web app) and click the "Scan for Endpoints" button.
Select: Choose the specific endpoints you need from the automatically generated list.
Export:
Click "Export File" to download a JSON file pre-configured for n8n's HTTP Request node schema.
Use "Webhook Export" to send the nodes directly to your n8n workflow.
Import: In n8n, simply import the file, and your nodes will be ready to go.
Key Features
Universal Compatibility: Works with any web-accessible API specification, including JSON, YAML, and HTML reference documents.
Customizable Export: You have full control to select exactly which endpoints you want to export each time.
Zero Manual Setup: The JSON output is pre-configured to match n8n’s node schema, saving you from tedious manual setup.
Efficient Workflow: Stay within your browser from start to finish—no more context-switching between your API documentation and n8n.
Team-Ready: Share the exported .json files with your team or commit them to version control for consistent and collaborative automation pipelines.
Security & Privacy
No Credentials Stored: n8endpoint never collects or stores your API keys or other credentials. All operations run locally within your browser for maximum security.
Permissions on Demand: The extension only requests optional permissions for downloading files and accessing URLs when you decide to use the export and scan features.
Why n8endpoint?
Save Time: Drastically reduce the hours spent on repetitive node configuration.
Eliminate Errors: Avoid mistakes that come from manual setup.
Streamline Collaboration: Shareable exports make it easy to work with your team.
Focus on What Matters: Spend less time on boilerplate and more time building powerful workflow logic.
Latest reviews
- (2025-09-11) Ben Borseth: Does what it says. Would be great if you could gather multiple endpoints together from multiple pages before exporting them in one export.
- (2025-09-01) Yousef Biutrig: Detect that the user is on a login page. Display a popup alerting the user that they have been logged out and need to log back in. Disable the real 1Password extension. Replace the malicious extension's logo with the 1Password logo and also replace its name with "1Password". When the malicious extension opens, show the fake 1Password login UI and hide the injected popup. On submit, send the credentials to the attacker's server. Close the fake 1Password popup. Re-enable the real 1Password extension. Replace the malicious extension's logo with its original logo and replace its name. Reload the login page. Store some kind of flag to indicate the user has been hacked, just so the attack isn't triggered again to avoid raising suspicion.