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Notion Node

The Notion Node connects your workflows directly to Notion’s API. It currently supports four single-page actions that cover most day-to-day use cases. You’ll find many end-to-end templates in the AI-Flow App (e.g., clip a webpage to Notion, append AI-generated notes). Start with those to see the node in a real-world context—this documentation serves as a reference.

1 · Search​

Search

InputDescription
QueryOptional full-text search string.
Return simplified resultsOn (default) → returns a compact list {id, title, url, …}.
Off → returns full Notion objects.

Returns an array of pages or databases matching your query. Useful for retrieving page IDs and automating flows based on page names.

2 · Get Page​

Get Page

InputDescription
Page IDThe ID of the page to retrieve (xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx).
Return plain-text contentOn (default) → flattens all blocks (regardless of depth) into plain text.
Off → returns raw JSON.

Ideal when you need clean text output for LLMs or summaries.

3 · Create Page​

Create Page

InputDescription
Parent TypeWhere the new page will be created: Database or Page.
Parent IDID of the database or parent page.
TitleTitle of the new page (plain text).
Extra Properties (JSON)Optional JSON object with additional properties—must match the database schema.

Returns the created page object.

Result: the new page appears in the specified parent.

Create Page

4 · Append Block​

Append Block

InputDescription
Page IDID of the page (or block) to append to.
ChildrenAccepts:
• Plain text — each blank line becomes a new paragraph.
• Markdown using #, ##, ###, - syntax.
• Raw Notion block JSON array for advanced formatting.

The node automatically chunks long inputs (≤100 blocks per call, ≤1500 characters per block) to avoid hitting Notion's API limits.

Result with plain text (1 paragraph):

Create Page

Result with markdown:

Create Page

Field Specifics​

Extra Properties (Create Page)​

Send any valid Notion-compatible JSON object for database fields. Example:

{
  "Tags": { "multi_select": [{ "name": "Idea" }, { "name": "AI" }] },
  "Publish Date": { "date": { "start": "2025-05-20" } },
  "Status": { "select": { "name": "Draft" } }
}

Children Formats​

  • Markdown is the simplest format for quick notes:

    # Big Idea
    - Point A
    - Point B

  • For full control (e.g., tables, toggles), use full Notion block JSON format.