This guide walks you through the core steps to integrate with Publer’s API in minutes. By the end, you’ll have published your first scheduled post.

Prerequisites

• A Business Publer account

• Basic familiarity with HTTP/JSON APIs

• A command-line tool (curl) or API client (Postman, Insomnia)

Step 1: Generate an API Key

1. Sign in to Publer and verify you have Business plan access.

2. Go to Settings → Access & Login → API Keys.

3. Click Create API Key.

4. Enter a descriptive name, then select scopes:

Step 2: List Workspaces

Before making other requests, let's retrieve your workspaces. The workspace ID is required in the header for most API operations:

Sample Response

Now you can use a workspace ID in your subsequent requests by including it in the header:

Step 3: List Social Accounts

Next, let's retrieve the social media accounts in your workspace. You'll need the account IDs to specify where to publish your posts:

Expected Response

Make note of the account IDs as you'll need them to specify where to publish your content in the next step.

Step 4: Create a Scheduled Post

Make your first scheduled post with one API call:

Sample Response

The API returns a job ID that you can use to check the status of your request:

Step 5: Poll Job Status

Posts are created asynchronously. Use the returned job_id to check progress:

Successful Job Response

Failed Job Response

If there's an error with your request, the response will include details about what went wrong:

Step 6: Verify Scheduled Posts

List your scheduled posts to confirm creation:

Sample Response

Understanding the Workflow

1. Generate an API key

2. List workspaces → pick a workspace ID

3. List accounts → pick account IDs

4. Submit a post creation request

This async pattern scales across multiple workspaces, accounts, and post types.

Next Steps

• Explore (photos, videos, links, polls)

• Dive into and upload workflows

• Learn about (drafts, recurring posts)

• Review for platform-specific limits

For full API details, see the . For assistance, contact .

Introduction

Welcome to the Publer API. This RESTful JSON API brings Publer’s social media scheduling, publishing, and analytics capabilities into your own applications, scripts, or services. Whether you’re automating campaigns, building dashboards, or integrating content workflows, the Publer API provides the same power you know from the Publer web platform.

What is Publer?

Publer is an all-in-one social media management solution. From a single dashboard you can:

• Schedule and publish posts

• Manage accounts and team workspaces

• Track performance with built-in analytics

Supported networks: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube, TikTok, Google Business Profile, WordPress, Telegram, Mastodon, Threads, Bluesky.

What can I do with the Publer API?

• Create, schedule, and publish posts (text, images, videos, links, polls, carousels, PDFs)

• Upload, organize, and reuse media assets (images, videos, GIFs, documents)

• List workspaces, accounts, and user details

• Retrieve posts and their performance analytics

API Specifications

Authentication

Include your API token in every request header:

Manage and regenerate tokens in .

Getting Started

1. Generate an API key in your Publer Dashboard.

2. Validate your credentials:

3. Follow our to make your first API request

4. Explore the full for detailed endpoint docs.

Support & Resources

If you need assistance with the API:

• Review our for basic concepts

• Check the for detailed endpoint information

• Contact for technical issues

Jump right in

Retrieve profile and application settings for the currently authenticated user. Use this endpoint to adapt your integration to user preferences and entitlements.

Requirements

• Authentication: Bearer API token

• Headers:

  • Authorization: Bearer-API YOUR_API_KEY

Endpoint

Get Current User

Related Resources

• - Managing API keys and scopes

• - Access workspace information

• - Understanding API usage limits

Each social network offers unique post formats. Publer’s API supports these specialized types—click a format to dive into its implementation details:

• Text Posts with Background

• Multi-Link Posts (Facebook Carousels)

• Polls

Best Practices

• Choose the Right Format Select the layout that matches your content goal and platform norms.

• Follow Platform Guidelines Observe character limits, aspect ratios, and file-size rules.

• Enhance Engagement Interactive formats (polls, carousels) tend to drive higher user interaction.

• Test & Iterate Experiment across formats to discover what resonates best with your audience.

Related Topics

Manage organizational units (“workspaces”) that group social accounts, members, and content. Workspaces help agencies, brands, and departments keep clients and campaigns separate under a single Publer login.

Requirements

• Authentication: Bearer API token

What Is the Publer API?

A RESTful JSON interface for automating social media workflows—scheduling, publishing, media management, and analytics—across multiple networks.

Base URL

All endpoints share this root URL:

Authentication

Include your API key and workspace ID on almost every request:

Request Format

GET

Use query parameters for filters and pagination:

POST, PUT, PATCH

Send JSON in the request body:

DELETE

No request body is required (unless otherwise noted):

Response Format

All responses are JSON.

Success

• Synchronous endpoints return the requested resource or collection.

• Asynchronous endpoints (e.g., post creation) return a job_id:

Error

• Status codes indicate general error type (4xx, 5xx).

• The response body contains an errors array:

Common HTTP Status Codes

• 200 OK

• 201 Created

• 202 Accepted (async)

• 400 Bad Request

Versioning

Current version: v1 (in the URL path). We follow . Breaking changes only occur on MAJOR version bumps; you will be notified in advance.

Asynchronous Operations

1. Submit your request → 202 Accepted + {"job_id": "…"}

2. Poll the job status endpoint until complete:

Date & Time

All timestamps use ISO 8601 with timezone:

Example: 2025-05-04T14:58:35+00:00

Privacy & Security

• Always use HTTPS.

• Sensitive fields may be redacted.

• Adhere to least-privilege scope selection.

Next Steps

For implementation examples, see the Quickstart Guide and sections on creating content, media handling, and network-specific formats.

Manage and retrieve Facebook albums, Pinterest boards, and saved watermarks for your social accounts—all within your workspace. Use these options to organize content and protect your creative assets.

Overview

Media options help you:

• Post your Facebook photos into albums.

• Pin to specific Pinterest boards.

• Protect your images and videos with custom watermarks.

Retrieve all available albums/boards and watermarks per account to use in your post scheduling workflows.

Fetch Media Options

Use the following endpoint to list all available albums (for Facebook), boards (for Pinterest), and saved watermarks for the accounts in your workspace.

Parameters

How to Use Media Options

• Facebook Albums: Select an album ID when posting to Facebook to keep your photos organized and easy to browse.

• Pinterest Boards: Use the board ID to specify where your Pin should be published.

• Watermarks: Choose a watermark ID to apply a logo, copyright, or brand mark to your images/videos. Watermarks help deter unauthorized use and reinforce your brand.

Related Topics

Remove one or multiple posts—of any state—from your workspace. This endpoint enforces role-based permissions and state-specific restrictions.

Requirements

• Authentication: Bearer API token

• Scope: posts

• Headers:

  • Authorization: Bearer-API YOUR_API_KEY

  • Publer-Workspace-Id: YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID

Endpoint

Deletes one or more posts based on the provided IDs.

Query Parameters

Authorization Rules

• You may delete:

  • Posts you created

  • Posts in workspaces you own

  • Posts in workspaces where you have “post action” access

Pending-state deletions trigger a notification to the creator before removal.

Related Resources

• - Retrieve and filter posts

• - Modify existing posts

Manage and retrieve social media accounts connected to your Publer workspaces. Use these accounts as targets when scheduling or publishing content.

Requirements

• Authentication: Bearer API token

Every Publer API request must include a valid API key. This guide shows you how to obtain, use, and manage your keys securely.

Obtaining an API Key

1. Sign in to your Publer account (Business plan).

2. Navigate to .

3. Click Create API Key.

4. Enter a descriptive name for your key.

5. Select only the scopes your integration needs (e.g., posts, media, accounts).

6. Click Create.

7. Copy and securely store the key — you won’t see it again.

Using Your API Key

Include your key in the Authorization header for every request. Also provide your workspace ID:

Example (list posts):

API Key Scopes

When creating an API key, you must select specific permission scopes based on your integration needs:

Common Authentication Errors

• 401 Unauthorized • Missing or invalid Authorization header • Key revoked or expired

• 403 Forbidden • Insufficient scopes for the endpoint • Missing Publer-Workspace-Id header

Always inspect the JSON error response for message and code.

Security Best Practices

• Environment Variables Store your key outside code—e.g., in a .env file:

• Secrets Management Use a vault (AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, HashiCorp Vault).

• Key Rotation Rotate keys every 90–180 days, or after team changes/incidents.

Troubleshooting

If you continue to see authentication errors:

1. Confirm your key is active and not expired.

2. Verify you have the correct header names and values.

3. Double-check that your key has the required scopes.

4. Contact for assistance.

Related Documentation

Automatically append a branded or informative signature to your social posts. Signatures help drive consistency and professionalism across your accounts.

Overview

A signature is a reusable block of text (such as a disclaimer, call-to-action, or branded tagline) you can attach to posts on supported networks. You can manage multiple signatures per account and select which one to append when scheduling or publishing.

Step 1: Fetch Available Signatures

Before attaching a signature to your post, retrieve the available signatures for your account(s):

Step 2: Create or Schedule a Post with a Signature

When scheduling or publishing a post, use the signature parameter within the relevant accounts object to append a signature to the post.

Example Request:

Parameters

Key Notes & Limitations

• Account-specific: Up to 10 signatures per account.

• Supported Networks: Most networks except Twitter/X and Bluesky (unless you have X Premium, due to character limits).

• Photo Captions: On Facebook, configure whether the signature is included in photo captions for multi-photo posts.

• Auto-Share: Signatures are not included when you auto-share a scheduled post.

Best Practices

• Craft signatures that reinforce your brand identity.

• Use signatures for legal disclaimers, campaign CTAs, or promotional blurbs.

• Set a default signature for frequent use.

Related Topics

Animated GIFs are a fun, engaging way to capture attention. Use the Publer API to create or schedule single‐GIF posts with caption and thumbnail support across multiple platforms.

Overview

GIF posts let you share looping animations with optional captions and metadata. Perfect for reactions, announcements, or adding personality to your feed.

Key Features

• Cross-Platform GIF Publishing

• Custom Caption Support

• Thumbnail Preview

• Immediate or Scheduled Posting

Platform Support & Limits

Request Structure

Send to the scheduling endpoint (/posts/schedule) or immediate‐publish (/posts/schedule/publish):

Required Parameters

Workflow

1. Reference or upload your GIF via the .

2. Build your post object with "type": "gif".

3. (Optional) Add "thumbnail" and "name" for preview.

Best Practices

• Compress GIFs to meet platform size limits without sacrificing quality.

• Provide a clear, engaging thumbnail to boost click-through.

• Use concise captions to add context or calls-to-action.

Related Topics

Unlock the ability to schedule and publish long-form posts (up to 25,000 characters) to Twitter/X using the Publer API—exclusively for accounts with an X Premium subscription.

Overview

Twitter/X supports long-form posts (sometimes called "long posts" or "extended tweets") for users with an X Premium (formerly Twitter Blue) subscription, even at the Basic tier. These posts can contain up to 25,000 characters, far exceeding the standard 280-character limit.

With Publer, you can programmatically schedule and publish long-form posts via the API. Publer automatically detects your account’s eligibility and switches to the appropriate post type.

How It Works

• Accounts with X Premium: You can create and schedule long-form posts up to 25,000 characters.

• Accounts without X Premium: Your post text will be truncated to the standard 280-character limit, and the long-form post type will be disabled.

Tip: Validate the post length in your integration to avoid surprises when publishing.

Key Differences

• Long-form posts are not the same as Twitter threads. Threads are multiple connected posts; long-form posts are a single post with expanded character count.

• Scheduling long-form posts is not possible directly on X/Twitter—use Publer’s API or platform to achieve this functionality.

Request Example

To schedule a Twitter/X long-form post, set the network type to "long_post" inside the details object for the "twitter" network:

Important Notes

• X Premium Required: Only X Premium accounts can publish long-form posts. For other accounts, posts will be truncated to 280 characters.

• Not for Threads: Use this format for single extended posts, not for multi-part threads.

• API Detection: Publer automatically detects account eligibility for long-form posting.

• Scheduling Limitation: Twitter/X doesn’t natively support scheduling long-form posts; this is enabled via Publer’s platform and API.

Best Practices

• Check your account’s X Premium status before relying on long-form functionality.

• Always validate post length to ensure your content is not unintentionally truncated.

• Use long-form posts for in-depth announcements, articles, or detailed updates—threads remain better for sequential storytelling.

Related Topics

Schedule posts for future publication across one or more social networks using the Publer API.

Endpoint

Request Headers

Request Body

Include a valid ISO 8601 scheduled_at timestamp under each account:

Sample Request

Sample Response

Status: 200 OK

Key Fields

• state Must be set to "scheduled" for future publishing.

• accounts[].scheduled_at ISO 8601 timestamp (with Z or offset) specifying when to publish.

• networks Per-platform content configuration (e.g., facebook, twitter,

Important Considerations

Time Formats

• Use full ISO 8601 format, including timezone (e.g., 2025-06-01T09:00:00+02:00).

• Timestamps must be at least 1 minute in the future.

Best Practices

• Buffer Time: Space posts 1–2 minutes apart to avoid collisions.

• Timezone Awareness: Schedule using your audience’s local time.

• Batch Scheduling: Combine related posts in a single request for efficiency.

• Verify: Poll /api/v1/job_status/{job_id}

Related Topics

• - Details on different content formats

• - Advanced AI-based scheduling options

• - Setting up repeating content

• - Platform-specific scheduling limitations

Modify an existing post—whether scheduled or already published—across your social networks. This endpoint handles network-specific constraints and supports advanced features like recycling and recurring schedules.

Requirements

• Authentication: Bearer API token

• Scope: posts

• Headers:

  • Authorization: Bearer-API YOUR_API_KEY

  • Publer-Workspace-Id: YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID

Endpoint

Updates an existing post by ID. The behavior differs depending on whether the post is scheduled or already published.

Parameter Reference

Special Cases

When the post is published, you can only update network-specific params.

Networks Not Supporting Published Post Updates

For the following networks, only labels can be updated in Publer's database after a post is published:

• Twitter/X (polls cannot be edited after publishing)

• Pinterest

• Instagram

• Threads

Recurring Posts

If the post is a recurring post, the update will be applied to all future child posts in the recurring series. Already published child posts will not be affected.

Notes

• When updating a post that requires approval, a notification will be sent to the appropriate workspace members.

• Changes to published posts will be reflected both in Publer's database and on the social media platform (for supported networks).

Related Resources

• - Retrieve and filter posts

• - Manage social media accounts

• - Upload and manage media for posts

The Members endpoint returns posting activity and engagement metrics per workspace member, optionally scoped to a single account and time range. Use it to build leaderboards, performance reviews, and workload reports.

Requirements

Authentication: Bearer API token Scope: analytics Headers:

• Authorization: Bearer-API YOUR_API_KEY

• Publer-Workspace-Id: YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID

Endpoint

Get Members Analytics

Description

Retrieves analytics for each workspace member within a required date range. Optionally filter to a specific social account.

Query Parameters

Fields:

• engagements: Total engagements = likes + comments + shares + post clicks (platform-dependent).

• posts: Number of posts created by the member in the range.

• reach: Sum of post reach where supported by the platform/account type (may be omitted for unsupported types).

Notes

• Date range is required; ensure from ≤ to.

• If account_id is omitted, metrics aggregate across all accessible accounts in the workspace.

• reach may be missing for networks that don’t expose member-level reach. Handle absent fields gracefully.

Related Resources

• — Discover chart IDs and fetch chart data

• — Per‑post performance analytics

• — Hashtag performance

• — Suggested posting time slots

The Media API lets you list and filter items in your library. You can page through results, query by IDs, or apply filters such as type, usage status, source, and search terms.

Requirements

• Authentication: Bearer API token

• Scope: media

• Headers:

  • Authorization: Bearer-API YOUR_API_KEY

  • Publer-Workspace-Id: YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID

Endpoint

List Media

Retrieve all social media accounts in a workspace.

Query Parameters

Notes

• Free trial users see placeholder data unless they supply specific query filters.

• Paid accounts have full library access.

Related Resources

• — Manage connected social accounts

• — Create and schedule posts

• — Upload new media files

Protect your creative content and reinforce your brand by automatically applying watermarks to photos and videos you share across your social accounts.

Overview

A watermark is a logo or symbol placed on your media to discourage unauthorized use and promote your brand. With Publer, you can save, manage, and apply unique watermarks per account—no editing skills required.

Watermarking is available on the Professional Plan for images and the Business Plan for videos.

Tag your posts with a real-world location to increase engagement and reach more local audiences. Publer supports location tagging for Facebook Pages, Instagram Business accounts and Threads accounts.

Overview

Location tagging attaches a physical place (such as a city, office, or venue) to your Facebook, Instagram or Threads post. This is especially helpful for businesses, events, and local marketing.

The Best Times to Post endpoint returns a heatmap of optimal posting times for a specific account, based on historical performance. Use it to power schedule suggestions, calendar overlays, and autofill routines.

Requirements

Authentication: Bearer API token Scope: analytics Headers:

Create, manage, and collaborate on draft posts that aren't published immediately. Drafts help you save work-in-progress content, collaborate with your team, and schedule posts for later publishing.

Overview

Publer supports three types of draft states, each with different visibility and account connection requirements:

• draft - Connected to specific social accounts with optional scheduling

• draft_public - Workspace-wide drafts visible to all workspace members (posts without social accounts)

• draft_private - Private drafts visible only to you (posts without social accounts)

Endpoint

Request Headers

Use the same scheduling endpoint—with a draft state—to save work-in-progress content without publishing.

Draft Types & Examples

1. Account-Connected Draft (draft)

Drafts connected to specific social accounts that can optionally include scheduling information.

Key Features:

• Must include accounts array with account IDs

• Can include scheduled_at for future publishing

• Uses specific network configurations (e.g., facebook, instagram)

2. Public Workspace Draft (draft_public)

Drafts visible to all workspace members for collaboration and review.

Key Features:

• No accounts array required

• No scheduled_at field

• Uses default network configuration

3. Private Draft (draft_private)

Drafts visible only to the creator for personal use and planning.

Key Features:

• No accounts array required

• No scheduled_at field

• Uses default network configuration

Parameters

Network Configuration

• For draft state: Use specific network keys (facebook, instagram, twitter, etc.)

• For draft_public and draft_private: Use default

Best Practices

• Save Often: Create drafts early in your content creation process to avoid data loss

• Use Public Drafts for Collaboration: Share draft_public posts with your team for feedback and approvals

• Pre-schedule Account Drafts: Add scheduled_at to draft posts for seamless transition to scheduled state

Related Topics

Create and schedule interactive polls on LinkedIn, Mastodon, and Twitter to engage your audience and gather feedback.

Key Features

• Cross-Platform Polls: One payload to post polls on multiple networks

• Flexible Duration: Support for platform-specific duration limits

• Option Constraints: Enforce character limits and unique choices

• Scheduling: Publish immediately or at a specified time

Supported Platforms & Limits

Tip: When sending a multi-network poll, adhere to Twitter’s 25-character option limit and common duration (e.g., 1, 3, 7 days).

Request Structure

Use the unified scheduling endpoint:

Parameters

Platform-Specific Notes

Twitter/X

• Options live in options array; question must be in text.

• 2–4 options, ≤25 characters each.

• Cannot edit after publishing.

LinkedIn

• Uses separate question and text.

• Options ≤30 characters.

• Up to 14-day duration.

Mastodon

• Question goes in text.

• Options ≤50 characters.

• Poll can be edited after posting.

Best Practices

• Keep questions clear and concise.

• Use unique, contrasting options.

• Align durations with campaign timelines.

Related Topics

Turn multiple images or documents into a scrollable PDF carousel in a single LinkedIn post. Perfect for presentations, portfolios, and multi-page documents.

Overview

Include type: "photo" and set details.type: "document" to bundle your media into a PDF carousel. You may upload images, PDFs, Word, or PowerPoint files up to 100 pages/photos.

Request Structure

Parameters

Supported Features & Limitations

Workflow

1. Upload Media Use the to upload images or documents and collect their IDs.

2. Compose Post

   • Set type: "photo", add media IDs.

Best Practices

• Use high-resolution images or properly formatted documents for clarity.

• Craft a concise title that accurately represents the carousel content.

• Organize slides in logical order to guide viewers.

Related Topics

The Analytics section provide access to social media analytics data for connected accounts in your workspace. These endpoints allow you to retrieve available charts and their corresponding data for various social media platforms.

The Charts endpoints let you:

• Discover which analytics charts are available (and their IDs).

• Fetch time‑series and comparative data for selected charts.

Use the returned id values from “List Charts” with “Get Chart Data” to build dashboards and reports.

Requirements

Authentication: Bearer API token Scope: analytics Headers:

• Authorization: Bearer-API YOUR_API_KEY

• Publer-Workspace-Id: YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID

Endpoints

1. List Charts

Retrieve chart definitions.

Description

Returns a list of charts grouped by category (growth, insights, demographics). Different platforms expose different charts.

Query Parameters

Account type values: ig_business, fb_page, twitter, linkedin, youtube, tiktok, google, pin_business, pin_personal, threads, wordpress_oauth, in_profile, in_page, mastodon

Field Descriptions

2. Get Chart Data

Fetch data for one or more charts by ID. Returns current and previous period blocks for comparison.

Description

Supports growth metrics, post insights, and demographics. Chart IDs must come from the “List Charts” endpoint.

For better performance and lower latency, request chart data in small logical batches of related chart_ids (e.g., growth first, then insights, then demographics) instead of sending every available chart ID in one call.

URL Parameters

Query Parameters

Structure

Usage Notes

• Always fetch chart IDs from /api/v1/analytics/charts; charts can change over time.

• If account_id is omitted, results are aggregated across accessible accounts (where the metric supports aggregation).

• The comparison (previous) window automatically matches the current window length.

Related Resources

• - Manage social media accounts

• — Track hashtag performance

• — Suggested posting time slots

• — Member (team) analytics

Publish content to social networks instantly using the Publer API. This method skips scheduling and sends posts for immediate delivery.

Endpoint

Request Headers

Request Body

Use the standard bulk structure. Omit scheduled_at under accounts:

Key Fields

• state: must be "scheduled" for immediate publishing

• networks: per-network content configuration (facebook, twitter, linkedin, etc.)

Sample Request

Sample Response

Status: 200 OK

Use the returned job_id to poll /api/v1/job_status/{job_id} until status: "completed".

Important Considerations

• Delivery Timing

  • Posts are sent as soon as Publer processes the request.

  • Network-side processing may introduce slight delays.

  • Job remains in working state until all targets confirm receipt.

Common Issues

Related Topics

• - Details on different content formats

• - Information about uploading and managing media

• - Platform-specific capabilities and limitations

Simple yet powerful status updates without media attachments. Text posts are widely supported, versatile, and often drive high engagement.

Overview

Text posts (status updates) let you share plain-text messages across all major social networks. With the Publer API you can:

• Publish or schedule text updates simultaneously to multiple platforms

• Customize each network’s copy to match character limits and conventions

• Leverage network-specific features: hashtags, mentions, rich formatting

Key Features

• Cross-Platform Publishing Send consistent or tailored copy to every network in one API call.

• Character Limit Handling Automatic enforcement of each platform’s text length.

• Rich Text Support Use hashtags, emojis, and markdown styling where supported.

• Flexible Scheduling Instant publish, scheduled posts, or auto-optimized time slots.

Platform Support & Limitations

Request Structure

Below is an example showing a text post scheduled for multiple platforms:

Required Parameters

Best Practices

• Optimize per Platform Tailor messaging length and tone: concise on Twitter, detailed on LinkedIn.

• Use Hashtags Strategically Add relevant tags to boost discoverability; match platform conventions.

• Schedule for Peak Times Publish when your audience is most active across time zones.

• Include Clear CTAs Encourage engagement with direct calls-to-action.

Related Topics

Automatically publish the same post at regular intervals, indefinitely or until a specified stop condition.

Endpoint

Request Headers

Automatically pick the optimal posting time for your content within a specified date window. Publer analyzes your posting schedule and audience engagement to fill gaps and maximize reach.

Endpoint

Request Headers

Automatically re-share a post on a regular cadence. Recycling is ideal for evergreen content, reminders, and promotional campaigns.

Endpoint

Request Headers

Share visually engaging Pins with an external link URL to drive traffic from Pinterest boards.

Overview

Create or schedule a Pinterest Pin by setting type: "photo", adding your media, specifying url for the external link, and the album_id to select the destination board.

Use the Competitor Analysis endpoints to list competitor accounts and fetch their high‑level analytics (followers, growth, engagement, reach, and posting mix). Combine with Post Insights and Best Times to build a full competitive benchmarking view.

Requirements

Authentication: Bearer API token Scope: analytics Headers:

Create and schedule multi‐link carousel posts on Facebook Pages. Carousels let you showcase up to 10 clickable cards—each with its own image, title, description, and call-to-action—in a single organic post.

Request Body

Parameters

Visual content that drives engagement across social networks. Use photo posts to share high-quality images—single or multiple—while respecting each platform’s unique requirements.

Key Features

• Multi-Platform Publishing Post images simultaneously to all supported networks.

The Post Insights endpoint retrieves detailed performance analytics for published posts, with powerful filtering, sorting, and pagination. Use it to build per-post dashboards, leaderboards, and competitor comparisons.

Requirements

Authentication: Bearer API token Scope: analytics Headers: