Publish or schedule the current note to LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram.
Write the note, then send it out from the same window. This plugin takes the note you have open, or just the part you selected, and creates a post in Publora, either scheduled for a time you pick or saved as a draft.
Publora covers ten networks: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram.
There is an API key field under Advanced. Open Settings → API keys in Publora, press Generate API key and paste it. Either method works; the plugin prefers the signed-in account when both are present.
Open a note and run Publora: Send note from the command palette, or click the ribbon icon.
A window opens with your channels, the note text, and a time field. Pick the channels, edit the text if you want, then either Schedule for the time you set or Save as draft to review it in the Publora dashboard first.
Selecting part of a note before running the command sends only that part. This is the quickest way to pull one paragraph out of a longer note.
Drafts are the default. Leave the time empty and nothing is published: the post waits in Publora. That is deliberate, because it is easier to check a draft than to unpublish a post.
Instagram, TikTok and YouTube need media. They reject text-only posts. This version sends text only, so attach the image or video in the Publora dashboard before publishing to those three. Everything else goes out as is.
Your credentials stay local. The token from signing in, or the API key if you use one, is stored in this vault's plugin data. It is sent only to Publora: https://api.publora.com for posting and https://mcp.publora.com for the sign-in itself. The plugin talks to no other host.
Signing in uses PKCE. The plugin registers itself with Publora on first use and holds no client secret. The browser returns through Obsidian's own obsidian:// link, so the code never passes through anyone else. Tokens refresh on their own; Disconnect removes them from the vault.
Character limits. The counter shows the length of your text. Publora applies each network's own limit when the post goes out.
Questions and bug reports: [email protected] · docs.publora.com
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