Gandr TTS in n8n workflows.
A community node, no code. Add it from Settings and a Gandr node appears in the workflow palette.
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Install the node, then drag it into a workflow.
Settings -> Community nodes -> n8n-nodes-gandr
The node carries its own key field, so the workflow holds the key and passes text to it.
What it needs
What it takes
| A node | Install n8n-nodes-gandr from Settings |
| A key | Enter gnd_... in the node credential field |
| n8n | Self-hosted or cloud, any recent version |
Voice as a workflow step, not a code project
n8n workflows are for teams that automate without writing glue code. The Gandr node carries its own key field, so a workflow holds the credential and passes text to the node, and the audio comes out ready to send, save or play.
The node appears in the palette like any other, so a workflow can read a document, summarize it, and speak the summary in one chain.
What the flat stream changes
Automation runs a lot, and spoken output on a per-character meter is a bill every time a workflow fires. On a flat stream a workflow speaks as much as the automation needs and nothing is counted.
- No code, a node in the palette
- One stream carries every workflow that speaks
- No per-character meter on automated speech
Notes
Do I need to write code to use the node?
No. Install the community node from Settings, then drag it into a workflow and enter the key in its credential field.
What does the node output?
Audio ready to send, save or play, straight from the workflow.