About the integration
Write once and schedule your Markdown articles to Dev.to. Set a title, tags, canonical URL, and cover image, and publish under your profile or a Dev.to organization.
Why integrate Dev.to
Dev.to is where developer audiences read long-form. Scheduling your articles alongside the rest of your content keeps a steady publishing cadence without juggling another tab.
- Schedule Markdown articles with a title and cover image
- Add up to four tags and set a canonical URL to protect SEO
- Publish under your profile or a Dev.to organization
- Reuse the same content across other connected platforms
- Plan a full pipeline of articles in one sitting
How to connect
Connect with a Dev.to API key generated from your Dev.to account settings, no password is stored.
- 1Generate an API key in Dev.to Settings under Extensions.
- 2Paste the key into Connect Dev.to on the Social Accounts page.
- 3Pick an organization if you publish for one, then start scheduling.
Your data is safe
Dev.to uses an API key rather than OAuth, so you paste a key you generate yourself. The key is stored as the account credential and used only to publish articles and read your profile. We never store your password.
Get support
Stuck on a connection error or a publishing issue? Check the Help Center.
Related integrations
In the Dev.to options in the composer, click Add canonical URL and paste the address where the article first appeared, such as your own blog. Social media studio sends it with the article, so Dev.to tells search engines that the original page is the main version.
No. At the scheduled time Social media studio publishes the article on Dev.to straight away. It never creates an unpublished Dev.to draft. If someone needs to review the article first, use Save draft in the composer and schedule it once it is ready.
Social media studio finds your organizations by reading your 100 most recent published Dev.to articles. An organization appears in the composer only after you have published at least one article under it on Dev.to, and only while that article is among those 100. If yours is missing, publish one there, then reopen the composer.
No. Social media studio sends the title, Markdown body, tags, canonical URL and organization, but not a series name. Once the article is live, edit it on Dev.to and add it to a series there.
Schedule once.
Post everywhere.
Stop juggling tabs, draft, customize, and publish to 20 platforms from a single calendar.