Open Socials
Click Socials in the sidebar. The counters at the top show your Connected Accounts, the Platforms Available, and how many are Not Connected.
- Connected accounts
- 18 platforms available
- Not yet connected

Connect your social accounts so Feedlio can publish to them, check each platform's posting rules, and keep every connection healthy.
Video coming soonFollow along in the app. Tick each step off as you go.
Click Socials in the sidebar. The counters at the top show your Connected Accounts, the Platforms Available, and how many are Not Connected.

Connected platforms show a Connected badge with the account name and type, such as a Facebook Page, a YouTube Channel or a TikTok Profile.

To add a platform, click its connect button, such as Connect Threads. Sign in on that platform and approve access, and you're brought straight back to Feedlio.
Bluesky, for example, opens a dialog in Feedlio where you enter your account details instead of sending you to a sign-in page.

Feedlio supports 18 platforms. Alongside the big networks, you can connect Google Business Profile, Threads, Bluesky, Reddit, Mastodon, WordPress, Dev.to, Dribbble, Lemmy, Warpcast, Nostr and Hashnode.

Click the ⋮ menu on a connected account to open Platform Rules, Refresh Account, Reauthenticate or Disconnect. Use Reauthenticate when an account's access has expired.

Platform Rules lists the text limit, supported account types and content types. For Normal Post, Story and Reel Or Short, it shows the max upload, whether media is required, the file formats and the max file size.
On Facebook, for example, Stories and Reels need media and take one file each, while a normal post takes up to 10.

The Usage Guide button at the top right of Socials opens a guided walkthrough of the page.

Open Socials, click Connect on any platform and approve access, check Platform Rules, and use Refresh or Reauthenticate to keep accounts healthy.
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, Threads, Bluesky, Reddit, Mastodon, WordPress, Dev.to, Dribbble, Lemmy, Warpcast, Nostr and Hashnode.
Most do. A few, like Bluesky, open a dialog inside Feedlio where you enter your account details instead.
Open the account's ⋮ menu and choose Reauthenticate to approve access again. The Account health card on your dashboard tells you when this is needed.
Open the ⋮ menu on a connected account and choose Platform Rules. It lists the text limit, account types and upload limits for each content type.
Compose only lists connected accounts. Check that the platform's card on Socials shows Connected.
0:00Before you can publish, Feedlio needs access to your social accounts. In this video, you'll connect platforms, check each one's posting rules, and keep connections healthy.
0:11Click Socials in the sidebar. The counters show how many accounts you've connected, how many platforms are available, and how many are still waiting.
0:20Connected platforms show a Connected badge, along with the account name and type, such as a Facebook Page, a YouTube channel, or a TikTok profile.
0:31To add a platform, click its Connect button. You'll be taken to that platform to sign in and approve access, then brought straight back to Feedlio.
0:40Feedlio supports eighteen platforms, including Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Reddit, Mastodon, WordPress, Dev dot to, Hashnode, Nostr, and more.
0:51Open the three-dot menu on a connected account to view platform rules, refresh the account, reauthenticate if access expired, or disconnect it.
1:01Platform Rules shows the text limit, supported account types, and the upload limits for posts, stories and reels, so your content is always accepted.
1:11Pro tip: click Usage Guide at the top right for a guided walkthrough of connecting accounts, whenever you need it.
1:19Recap: open Socials, click Connect on any platform and approve access, check Platform Rules, and use Refresh or Reauthenticate to keep accounts healthy.
1:30Your accounts are connected and ready. Next, let's create and publish your first post with Compose.