Reddit n8n integrationAutomate Reddit with n8n.

Submits a post to a subreddit and returns the created post, so a later node can log its link.

• Subreddit: the community the post goes to, written as its name, often {{ $json.subreddit }} when it comes from an earlier node.
• Title: the post title, up to 300 characters.
• Text: the body of the post, Markdown supported.
• URL: the link carried by the post.
• Kind: self for a text post, link for a link post, image for an image post.
• Resubmit: on, the same URL can be posted again to a subreddit that already has it; off, a repost raises an error.

Removes a post you own from its subreddit. The workflow takes the post identifier and nothing else, which makes it a clean end-of-campaign step.

• Post ID: the identifier of the post to delete, found in the post URL, /r/[subreddit_name]/comments/[post_id]/[post_title], for example gla7fmt. Chain it from a creation step with {{ $json.id }} rather than pasting it by hand.

Reads one specific post and returns its current state, which is how you refresh a thread you are already tracking instead of scraping the page.

• Subreddit: the community where the post lives.
• Post ID: the identifier of the post to retrieve, taken from the post URL between comments and the title slug, for example l0me7x.

Lists the posts of one subreddit, in the order that community sorting gives you. This is the reading operation behind most monitoring workflows.

• Subreddit: the community to read from, one per execution.
• Return All: on, n8n follows the API pages until the subreddit listing is exhausted; off, it stops at Limit.
• Limit: the maximum number of posts returned when Return All is off.
• Category: top, hot, new or rising, inside Filters.

Runs a keyword search and returns the matching posts, either inside one community or across the whole site.

• Keyword: the search terms, typically read from a list of brand and competitor names.
• Subreddit: the community to search in.
• Location: subreddit to stay in that community, allReddit to search everywhere.
• Sort: relevance, top, hot, new or comments, inside Additional Fields.
• Return All and Limit: full result set, or a capped batch per run.

Writes a top-level comment under a post, the kind that appears directly in the thread rather than under someone else's message.

• Post ID: the identifier of the post receiving the comment, found in the post URL, for example l0me7x.
• Comment Text: the body of the comment, Markdown supported, which lets a generated answer keep its lists and links.

Pulls the comments of one post and hands them to the rest of the workflow as items, ready for scoring, translation or archiving.

• Subreddit: the community where the post is.
• Post ID: the post whose comments you want, identifier taken from its URL.
• Return All: on, every comment page is fetched; off, the run stops at Limit.
• Limit: the ceiling applied when Return All stays off, handy while you test.

Removes one of your comments from a thread. Only the comment identifier is needed, so the operation fits at the end of a review branch.

• Comment ID: the identifier of the comment to remove, found in the comment URL, /r/[subreddit_name]/comments/[post_id]/[post_title]/[comment_id], for example gla7fmt.

Answers a specific comment instead of the post, so the message appears nested under the person who wrote it.

• Comment ID: the identifier of the comment being answered, found at the end of the comment URL, for example gl9iroa, usually passed as {{ $json.id }} from a listing step.
• Reply Text: the answer itself, Markdown supported.

Returns data about the account the credential belongs to, one category per execution.

• Details: what to read back, identity, karma, friends, blockedUsers, prefs, saved or trophies.
• Return All: on for the whole list when the chosen detail returns many items.
• Limit: the cap applied when Return All is off.

Fetches background information about one community, either its description or the rules it enforces.

• Content: about for the community description, rules for the list of rules.
• Subreddit: the community name to read.

Looks across Reddit for communities rather than posts, and returns them as items. It runs without any required field, which makes it the easiest operation to test a fresh credential with.

• Keyword: the term the community search runs on, inside Filters.
• Trending: on, the operation returns the communities trending across Reddit instead.
• Return All and Limit: the whole list, or a capped batch.

Reads public data about somebody else's account, with the category chosen at configuration time.

• Username: the Reddit identifier of the account to retrieve.
• Details: about, overview, comments, submitted or gilded.
• Return All and Limit: every item of the chosen category, or a capped batch.