Learn how to connect Webhook to Http Request in n8n. Browse real workflows and see how this integration is used.
This connection recipe shows you how to wire a Webhook node to a Http Request node in n8n. It is one of the most common patterns in automation — used in data sync, notifications, form handling, and scheduled tasks.
Starts the workflow. Can be a scheduled cron, an incoming webhook, a manual run, a form submission, or a sub-workflow call.
Between trigger and output, you can filter, map, enrich, or branch the data using IF conditions, Set nodes, or AI steps.
The destination node. Receives the processed data and performs the action: write rows, send email, post message, or make an HTTP call.
Browse the full workflow library to find real examples using this pattern, or explore Skills to understand the building blocks.