Http Request

Automate Threads Access Token Refresh for Content Scheduling

Streamline your content scheduling with n8n's automated Threads API token refresh, ensuring uninterrupted access for efficient and reliable posting.

Http Request
Complex Trigger

This n8n workflow begins by ensuring continuous access to the Threads API through an automated token refresh mechanism. It executes an HTTP request to `https://graph.threads.net/refresh_access_token`, utilizing a long-lived access token and the `th_refresh_token` grant type. This crucial first step prevents API access interruptions, which is vital for workflows that operate over extended periods. Although the provided workflow data specifically details only this initial token refresh, the workflow's descriptive original name, 'Code Schedule Create Scheduled Workflow,' combined with its substantial complexity (comprising 27 nodes), strongly indicates that its overarching function involves the creation, management, and scheduling of content for Threads. The successfully refreshed token would then enable subsequent API calls, allowing for reliable automated posting, content scheduling, or other content management operations on the platform without manual intervention.

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10
Services
3
Categories
Complex
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09/04/2025
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Streamline your content scheduling with n8n's automated Threads API token refresh, ensuring uninterrupted access for efficient and reliable posting.

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Services & Integrations

Http Request
Function
Split In Batches
No Op
Code
Notion
Switch
Merge
Sticky Note
Schedule Trigger
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How to Use This Workflow

1

Download the Workflow

Click the "Download Workflow" button above to get the JSON file.

2

Import to n8n

In your n8n instance, go to Workflows → Import and select the JSON file.

3

Configure Credentials

Set up your Http Request and other service credentials in n8n.

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Activate & Test

Activate the workflow and test it to ensure everything works correctly.

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#function
#split-in-batches
#complex
#code
#development
#workflow-automation

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