Hi Dylan, glad you enjoyed the video, sorry for such the late response: Modify your webhook to receive the action In the Webhook node, make sure the payload includes something like: { "action": "remove_bg", "image_url": "https://..." } Your Lovable front end simply needs to send this when the button is pressed. Add an IF node after the Webhook IF Condition Property: {{$json["action"]}} Operation: equals Value: remove_bg Now your workflow has two branches: true → run remove.bg false → run your existing image generator 3. Add an HTTP Request node for remove.bg remove.bg provides a REST API, so you’ll use a HTTP Request node. Node Settings Method: POST URL: https://api.remove.bg/v1.0/removebg Authentication Under headers: X-Api-Key: <YOUR_REMOVE_BG_API_KEY> Body Set Body Content Type = Form-Data (important) Add fields: Field Name Type Value image_url text {{$json["image_url"]}} size text auto Also add: accept: "application/json" Binary Output Set “Response Format → File” so N8N treats the output as image data. This outputs a binary “data” file containing the background-removed PNG. 4. Return the processed image back to Lovable Add a Webhook Response node and connect it to the remove.bg HTTP Request node. Set: Respond With: Binary Property Name: data (whatever your HTTP Request node outputs) Your front end receives the cleaned PNG directly. 🧩 FRONT-END LOGIC (Lovable) Your “Remove BG” button should send a request like: await fetch("https://your-n8n-webhook-url", { method: "POST", headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" }, body: JSON.stringify({ action: "remove_bg", image_url: selectedImageURL }) }) .then(r => r.blob()) The blob returned is the cleaned image.