Turn text prompts into stunning AI-generated images—automatically!
Turn text prompts into stunning AI-generated images—automatically! What it does? This workflow lets your Telegram bot: Receive a user’s image description (e.g., "a cyberpunk cat wearing sunglasses"). Refine the prompt using AI (Gemini/OpenAI) for better results. Generate the image via Hugging Face’s free API (no costs!). Send the final image back to the user—all in seconds! How It Works? Telegram Trigger** Listens for user messages (e.g., “/image a futuristic cityscape”). AI Prompt Refinement** Uses Google Gemini (or OpenAI) to optimize the input for the image model. AI Image Generation** Calls Hugging Face’s Together API (free tier) to create the image. Supports models like black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-schnell. Auto-Delivery** Downloads the image and sends it in the Telegram chat. Setup Guide (3 Minutes!) 1. Prerequisites An n8n instance (cloud/self-hosted). A Telegram bot token (get it from @BotFather). A Hugging Face API token (free: https://huggingface.co/). 2. Installation Import the JSON template into n8n. Replace placeholders: Telegram API token (in the Telegram nodes). Hugging Face API token (in the HTTP Request node). (Optional) Swap Gemini for OpenAI if preferred. 3. Done! Activate the workflow—your bot is now ready to create stunning images! Simply send a command like: “Hey, generate an image of a warrior standing on top of a mountain.” You can keep your prompt casual or get as detailed as you like. The AI will interpret your request and craft a full, descriptive prompt for image generation. For example: “Generate an image of a warrior wearing tattered clothes, chest out, standing on a snowy mountain.” Why Use This Template? 100% Free – Uses Hugging Face’s free tier (no OpenAI costs). No Coding – Fully visual n8n workflow. Customizable – Swap AI models (Gemini/OpenAI) or image APIs. Instant Results – Users get images in seconds. An n8n automation workflow template by Malik Hashir.
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