Postly for Blogger
Connect Blogger with Google OAuth, select a blog, and create, preview, schedule, draft, or publish complete articles from Postly.
Where you can publish
Content formats
Plan your first publish
Connect with Google, select the intended Blogger blog, and prepare the title and article body. Apply labels, review the formatting and media, then save a draft or schedule the post. Confirm the destination when you manage more than one blog.
Prepare a month of club updates for a Blogspot site. Give each article relevant labels and review its publication date before placing it on the calendar.
Inside your publishing workspace
See which defaults the Blogger preset editor can hold and check the availability note below.
The Blogger preset editor is currently limited to developer accounts. Choose the available Blogger settings on each article in your account.
Put it into practice
Follow these focused guides for the formats and publishing decisions that matter on Blogger.
Connect with Google and select the intended blog.
Prepare the title and article body, then apply relevant labels.
Preview the article and choose draft or published status before scheduling.
Keep in mind: Double-check the destination when the connected account owns several blogs.
Prepare reusable publishing presets for the blog's usual settings.
Create drafts or import prepared articles in bulk, then review each article's labels and media.
Space the finished articles across the calendar and check their published pages.
Keep in mind: A preset saves setup time, but each article still needs an editorial review.
Current platform capabilities
Explore the publishing formats, creative tools, and controls available for your Blogger content.
Use these shared creation, scheduling, collaboration, media, and analytics workflows alongside the channel-specific controls below.
Create one-off or recurring schedules, organize work in the content calendar, and publish now or later.
Draft, rewrite, shorten, expand, and adapt platform-specific copy with Postly's AI writing tools.
Use drafts, approvals, notes, publishing presets, and shared workspaces to keep reviews and handoffs clear.
Upload from the media library, preview each channel, and use built-in image and video preparation tools.
Reuse content across selected channels, import bulk posts, and keep campaigns organized from one calendar.
Review publishing results and channel analytics, then use the findings to improve future content.
Platform settings reference
Open Platform settings in the composer to tailor the post for Blogger. Available options can depend on the selected account, content type, and API rules set by Blogger.
Postly requests only https://www.googleapis.com/auth/blogger.
Connect your Google account and choose the Blogger or Blogspot destination for each article.
Use previews, labels, drafts, presets, schedules, bulk posts, Auto Post, the external API, and MCP.
Use the article title and labels. The Blogger publishing API does not expose custom SEO descriptions, canonical URLs, or separate social preview fields.
Include images in the article body using publicly reachable URLs. Blogger and the theme determine the displayed preview.
Step-by-step
Open Social Accounts, choose the platform, and complete the platform's authorization flow.
Write a post, generate a draft with AI, reuse a template, or add content in bulk.
Choose the destination, format, audience, engagement, link, and media options available for this channel.
Check the channel preview, resolve media guidance, and send the post through approval when needed.
Publish immediately, choose a date and time, or use a recurring schedule where the platform supports it.
Check the correct Blogger destination, labels, article status and rendered media before publishing or sharing a scheduled article.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Connect Blogger with Google OAuth, choose a blog, and publish immediately or on a schedule.
Only https://www.googleapis.com/auth/blogger.
Yes. Choose draft or published status in the editor or a reusable publishing preset.
Delete from Postly, DELETE /posts/{postId}, and postly_delete_post remove only the post in Postly. Live content remains on every platform. Save live links and provider IDs before removing the post. For supported published content, open the dashboard post menu and choose Delete on Platforms. Keep the post in Postly and review every destination result. Delete Everywhere removes the post only after every destination is resolved. A platform may refuse removal of an individual post. Review the result before assuming it is gone.
Blogger publishes article HTML with media URLs. Keep referenced images accessible; Postly applies its own image allowance. Article media references depend on the hosting and HTML supported by Blogger. This is not a native video upload endpoint; do not assume social-video limits apply.
Postly accepts up to twenty selected media files for article preparation. The article uses hosted media references; there is no social-carousel count or native video-upload allowance to apply.
Upload supported image formats, including JPEG and PNG. In the editor, Postly automatically converts supported images when a destination needs a different format, while keeping compatible images unchanged. Use Fix images in the channel preview for remaining size or aspect-ratio issues, then review the result. Repairs are checked again. Tiny originals, unreadable files and images that still exceed requirements need replacing or manual export. Enlarging cannot restore missing detail. Videos are not automatically compressed or re-encoded.
Review each destination separately. A successful destination should not be republished just because another failed. If the result is unconfirmed, check the live destination before retrying to avoid duplicates. Correct rejected media and retry only the affected destination.
Connect with Google, select the intended blog, and prepare the title and article body. Apply labels, preview the content, and check the draft or published status before scheduling.
Connect your account, build the post, review every platform setting, and schedule from one Postly workspace.
