RSS Autopost

Every new blog post, ready to share

Connect your blog’s RSS feed and PostlyBee checks it for new posts. Each new item becomes a social media post with a link back to the article, published right away or scheduled for your next free slot.

  • Checks your feed every hour, with no copying or pasting
  • A short post written by AI, or your own fixed message
  • Post right away, or on your next free calendar slot

$0 charged today, cancel anytime. Autopost is included on all paid plans. AI-written text and images are included on Growth and above. Compare plans

Set it up once

Never forget to share a new article again

RSS Autopost watches your feed for you, so every new article gets a social post without extra work.

01

New items, no repeats

PostlyBee remembers the last item it handled, so it never makes a second post for the same article.

02

You choose the timing

Post as soon as an article appears, or let PostlyBee schedule it for your next free slot. Turn the Autopost off whenever you like.

03

In your voice or the AI’s

Write one message that goes with every article, or let AI read the article and write a short post for you.

01

Connect the feed

Test your feed before you save it

Add an Autopost in Settings, give it a title, and paste your feed URL. Then choose Send Test. PostlyBee reads the feed and confirms it can use it.

You can only save once the test passes, so you never end up with an Autopost that does nothing.

  • Use the link to your RSS or Atom feed, not the article page.
  • Send Test checks the feed and finds its newest item.
  • Save unlocks after “RSS valid!”.
Add Autopost
  1. Details
  2. Test
  3. Saved
02

Pick a starting point

Decide what happens to the article that’s already there

When you create an Autopost, your feed already has a newest article. Choose whether that article should get a post too. Answer No, and PostlyBee treats it as the starting point and waits for the next new article.

Answer Yes, and the current newest article gets a post right away. After that, only items PostlyBee hasn’t seen before create posts.

  • No: start with the next new article.
  • Yes: post about the newest article now.
  • Each article is handled once, by its link.
Add Autopost
  1. Sync last post: No
  2. Sync last post: Yes
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Write the post

Let AI write it, or use your own message

With Autogenerate on, AI reads the new article and writes a short post of up to 100 characters, with line breaks and emojis but no hashtags. You can also turn on With image, and AI creates a picture to go with it.

Prefer to control every word? Turn Autogenerate off and write one message. Each post uses it, followed by the link to the article.

  • AI posts are short, with emojis and no hashtags.
  • An optional AI image for each post.
  • Or a fixed message you write once.
Add Autopost
  1. AI text
  2. AI image
  3. Fixed message
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Choose where and when

Post right away, or on your next free slot

Send each article to all of your connected accounts, or pick specific ones. Then choose the timing: Post Immediately publishes as soon as PostlyBee finds the article, and Post on the next available slot schedules it at your next free time on the calendar.

Scheduled posts appear on your calendar like any other, so you can still open one to edit it or move it before it goes out.

  • All accounts, or only the ones you choose.
  • Post Immediately, or the next available slot.
  • Scheduled posts can be edited on the calendar.
Add Autopost
  1. Accounts
  2. Timing
  3. Scheduled

Hands-off publishing

From a new article to a scheduled post

PostlyBee does the repetitive work, and you can pause it at any time.

  1. 1

    Publish an article

    Your blog or site adds a new item to its feed.

  2. 2

    PostlyBee notices

    It checks the feed every hour and finds the new item.

  3. 3

    A post is created

    A short post with the link is published or scheduled.

  4. 4

    You stay in the loop

    Check the calendar, and edit or move anything that is still scheduled.

Make it work for your team

Before you start

A few things to check so your Autopost works the first time.

01

A working feed

The feed needs a public RSS or Atom link, with a unique link for each item.

02

Connected accounts

Connect the accounts you want to post to. Accounts you connect later are included when you choose all accounts.

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The right plan

Autopost needs a paid plan. AI text and AI images need Growth or higher.

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Publishing permission

Posts follow the permissions of the person who created the Autopost. If they need approval to publish, the posts wait for approval.

FAQ

About RSS Feeds

Understand how the feature fits into a controlled social publishing workflow.