See what you can publish with posterly on every platform

Publish feed posts, reels, stories, story series, polls, comment prompts, tagged posts, and collaborator content.

Publish text posts, images, videos, reels, stories, cover photos, and styled text posts.

Publish videos and photo posts with privacy settings, interaction controls, and branded content options.

Publish text, images, videos, threads, polls, and @mentions, with support for up to 4 images per post.

Publish text, images, videos, carousels, PDF documents and polls, with company tags and eligible people tags.

Publish videos with titles, tags, privacy settings, and custom thumbnails.

Publish image Pins, video Pins, and multi-image Pins with board selection and destination-link support.

Publish text, images, videos, carousels, polls, and threaded follow-up posts.

Publish updates, offers, and events with CTA buttons for local discovery.

Publish text, images, videos, GIFs, native polls, and media groups with rich caption formatting.

Publish text, images, and video with alt text, clickable links, @mentions, and #hashtags.

Publish text, images, videos, and multi-file posts to a channel through a webhook you control.

Publish text, images, videos, and file groups to Slack channels through a connected workspace.

Publish text, images, videos, and polls to Mastodon with visibility controls and content warnings.

Cross-post articles to the DEV Community with title, tags, cover image, and canonical URL.

Publish articles to your Hashnode blog with title, tags, and cover image.

Publish posts to any self-hosted WordPress site with a featured image, straight from the composer.

Publish link and text posts to communities on any Lemmy instance.

Polls and comment prompts work on feed photos, Reels, and carousels through Facebook + Instagram with Meta, not on Stories or direct Instagram connections. Collaborator invites also require a Meta-linked connection.

Facebook gives you flexible page publishing, including stories, reel covers, and styled text posts.

TikTok includes privacy and interaction settings, branded content disclosure, and cover frame selection for direct-post videos. Photo posts can use a chosen slideshow image as the cover; custom uploaded cover images are not supported.

Mention an X account by typing its correct @username in the composer. X turns it into a profile link when published; no separate tagging tool is needed. X also includes polls, threads, and reply audience settings.

Connect Personal to post as yourself or Page to post as a company. People tags require eligible followers of a connected Page; older Basic posting connections need a new Personal connection. Personal analytics include post performance, followers and connection counts after granting analytics access. Page comments and public replies are supported in Inbox. Personal comment Inbox and LinkedIn DMs are not available yet.

YouTube support focuses on video publishing details like visibility, tags, categories, and thumbnails.

Pinterest supports single image Pins, video Pins with custom covers, multi-image Pins with 2 to 5 images, and product tags.

Threads includes 24-hour text polls, topic tags, reply controls, reply approvals, and threaded posting. Eligible linked accounts can also share posts to Instagram Stories.

Great for local marketing, with dedicated Event and Offer formats plus CTA buttons.

Telegram supports native polls, grouped media, custom video covers, and inline buttons. Polls cannot include media, and media albums cannot include inline buttons.

Bluesky supports image and video posts with clickable mentions and hashtags, content warnings, quote posts, and controls to prevent others from quoting your post.

Discord publishing uses channel webhooks, so there is no OAuth review and no bot to install.

Connect a Slack workspace and choose public or private channels. Post as the posterly app or as yourself after granting user posting access. File uploads depend on workspace policy.

Mastodon supports native polls, visibility controls, content warnings, and quotes on supported instances. Media limits and combining polls with media depend on the connected instance.

Dev.to publishing is built for blog cross-posting: set a canonical URL so your own site keeps the SEO credit.

Hashnode publishing targets your own publication, captured automatically when you connect.

WordPress connects with an application password, so it works with any self-hosted site that has the REST API enabled.

Lemmy posts target a community you choose per post, on any federated instance.