Remove Duplicates
Remove duplicate items from a list
What does this node do?
The Remove Duplicates node removes duplicate items from a list and returns only the unique values.
Common uses:
- Deduplicate keyword lists after merging multiple sources
- Clean merged data to ensure no repeated entries
- Ensure unique email addresses before sending campaigns
Quick setup
Add the Remove Duplicates node
Drag it onto the canvas from the Tools panel.
Connect a list input
Connect the output of any node that produces a list (e.g., Merge Lists, Create List) to the list input.
Use the output
Connect the unique_list output to the next node in your workflow.
Configuration
This node has no custom parameters. Only the standard Name and Description fields are available.
Input
list json required The list to deduplicate. Accepts a JSON array of values.
Output
A JSON array containing only the unique items from the input list, preserving the original order of first occurrence.
{
"unique_list": ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
}
Examples
Deduplicate keywords after merging
graph LR
A[Semrush Keywords] --> C[Merge Lists]
B[Google Search Console] --> C
C --> D[Remove Duplicates]
D --> E[LLM Analysis]
Combine keyword lists from multiple SEO tools, then remove duplicates before analysis to avoid counting the same keyword twice.
Clean email list before sending
graph LR
A[Notion Database Reader] --> B[Remove Duplicates]
B --> C[Loop]
C --> D[Email Sender]
Ensure each email address appears only once before iterating through the list with a Loop node.
Common issues
Input is not recognized as a list
The list input must be a valid JSON array (e.g., ["a", "b", "c"]). If you pass a plain string or an object, the node may not process it correctly. Make sure the upstream node outputs a proper array.
Objects are not being deduplicated
For lists of objects, duplicates are determined by comparing the full object structure. Two objects with the same values but different key orders may or may not be considered duplicates. If you need to deduplicate objects by a specific property, use a Code Block node instead.