n8n community node for the Iteration Layer API.
Extract data from documents, transform images, generate images, and create documents — all from your n8n workflows.
- Open Settings > Community Nodes
- Select Install a community node
- Enter
n8n-nodes-iterationlayer - Accept the risks and install
cd ~/.n8n
npm install n8n-nodes-iterationlayerRestart n8n after installation.
- Go to Credentials > New Credential
- Search for Iteration Layer API
- Enter your API key (starts with
il_) - Get an API key at platform.iterationlayer.com
The node provides four resources, one for each Iteration Layer API:
Extract structured data from PDFs, images, DOCX, and more. Define a schema with field names, types, and descriptions — the API returns typed values with confidence scores.
- File input: Binary data from a previous node or a public URL
- Schema: Build via the UI (17 field types) or provide raw JSON for advanced schemas (arrays, calculated fields)
Apply image operations sequentially: resize, crop, rotate, blur, sharpen, convert format, upscale, remove background, and more (24 operations total).
- File input: Binary data or URL
- Operations: Add multiple operations via the UI — each type shows its specific parameters
Generate images from layer compositions defined as JSON. Supports solid-color, text, image, QR code, barcode, and gradient layers.
- Dimensions: Width and height in pixels
- Layers: JSON array defining the composition (see API docs)
- Output format: PNG, JPEG, WebP, TIFF, GIF, or AVIF
Generate PDF, DOCX, EPUB, or PPTX documents from structured JSON definitions including metadata, page layout, styles, and content blocks.
- Format: PDF, DOCX, EPUB, or PPTX
- Document: JSON object with the full document definition (see API docs)
Image Transformation, Image Generation, and Document Generation return binary data. The output is available as n8n binary data that you can pass to downstream nodes (e.g., write to disk, send via email, upload to S3).
Document Extraction returns JSON data with extracted field values and confidence scores.
All resources support async mode. Enable it and provide a webhook URL — the API returns immediately and delivers results to your webhook when processing is complete.
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