> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://notes.kodekloud.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # n8n Workflow Template Marketplace > Community marketplace of searchable n8n workflow templates to browse, import, or autoload into self hosted or cloud instances, accelerating automation with reusable templates and author-contributed workflows. If you prefer starting from proven automations instead of building workflows from scratch, the n8n Workflow Template Marketplace is an excellent resource. Visit [n8n.io/workflows](https://n8n.io/workflows) to browse a large, searchable library of community-contributed templates that cover many apps, roles, and use cases. The image shows a website interface for n8n featuring 4839 workflow automation templates, with options to search by apps, roles, or use cases. There's also a section titled "Build Your First AI Agent" under newcomer essentials. Search and filter options make it easy to find templates tailored to your needs. You can filter by application, job role (e.g., marketer, developer), or a specific use case to narrow the results. The image shows a website interface for workflow automation templates, with a search bar and a dropdown menu listing popular apps like Google Sheets and OpenAI. For example, a search for “DevOps” will surface workflows relevant to deployment, monitoring, and incident response tasks. The marketplace is community-driven: contributors upload templates, some creators are verified, and n8n applies checks to listings before they appear. Author profiles let you explore all templates published by a given contributor. Many authors publish collections of related automations; I also maintain a set of free templates to help newcomers learn n8n and accelerate common automation tasks. The image shows a webpage titled "Automate With Marc," featuring information about automating business processes and a list of workflow templates utilizing tools like Slack, GPT, and Google Sheets. Using a template is simple. You can either import the template JSON into a self-hosted n8n instance or autoload it into your n8n Cloud instance. Table — How to use templates | Action | What it does | Example / Where | | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | Browse templates | Find automations by keyword, app, role, or use case | `https://n8n.io/workflows` | | Import JSON | Copy the template JSON and import into a self-hosted n8n instance | `Settings → Import → Paste JSON` | | Autoload to n8n Cloud | Automatically add the template to your cloud instance | Click “Get Started Free with n8n Cloud” on the template page | | Review author profile | See other templates by the same creator | Click the author name on any template page | Step-by-step: Importing or autoloading a template 1. Open the template page on the marketplace. 2. Click “Use for free.” 3. Choose one of the options: * Copy the template JSON and import it into your self‑hosted n8n (`Settings → Import`). * Click “Get Started Free with n8n Cloud” to autoload the workflow into your cloud instance. 4. Provide any required credentials (API keys, OAuth, etc.) when prompted. 5. Enable or activate the workflow in your instance and test with sample data. When autoloading a template into n8n Cloud you will need to supply any required credentials (API keys, OAuth, etc.) before the workflow can run. After providing credentials, the template becomes a plug-and-play workflow in your instance. Exploring the template marketplace is a fast way to discover automations you can reuse or adapt—an efficient complement to building workflows from scratch. Use templates to learn best practices, accelerate development, and standardize common automation patterns across your team. Links and references * [n8n Workflow Marketplace](https://n8n.io/workflows) * [n8n Cloud](https://n8n.cloud)