I’d like to share a solution we’ve been using to automate flows that involve captcha handling, using n8n in combination with Hidemium – an anti-detect browser that recently added a powerful Prompt Script AI feature.
The Challenge:
When working with automated workflows (like Gmail sign-ups, form submissions, or login bots), CAPTCHAs often interrupt the process and are hard to bypass with standard tools like Puppeteer or Playwright.
Our Stack:
n8n for orchestration
Hidemium for isolated browser environments & fingerprint evasion
Prompt Script AI to write automation logic using natural language
How it Works:
With Hidemium, we simply write prompts like:
“Go to Gmail signup, wait for captcha, take a screenshot, send to CapMonster API, input the solved code, and continue.”
This drastically simplifies scripting. No more writing selectors or JS injection manually.
Our n8n Flow:
Trigger Node: Starts the automation
Webhook or Execute Command: Calls Hidemium with a prompt
HTTP Node: Sends captcha to solving service (e.g., CapMonster, 2Captcha)
Wait + Merge: Retrieves and injects the result back via browser
Success Webhook / DB Log: Finalizes the process
Results:
~95% success rate on Gmail, TikTok, and similar platforms
Stable profile management with Hidemium’s browser engine
No-code/low-code automation using Prompt Script AI
Let me know if anyone wants a copy of the n8n workflow template we use.
Happy to answer any questions about integrating Hidemium into your n8n setup!
Yeah, the advanced scripting features like Prompt Script AI do require a paid plan — but in our case it made sense because we needed stable profile isolation and smoother automation at scale.
If you’re just testing or building simple flows, you might be able to start with the free tier or trial. Worth checking their current limitations before committing long-term.
Absolutely! Happy to hear you’re exploring n8n — it’s way more powerful than it looks at first.
I’ll clean up the workflow template I’ve been using and share a version soon (might need to remove a few API keys and make it more beginner-friendly). It includes the Hidemium prompt call, captcha handling with CapMonster, and a log/reporting step.