DEV.to

Publish Markdown articles to DEV.to with canonical URLs intact

Cross-post your blog to DEV.to without losing the SEO credit. FoPost publishes through the official API with the canonical URL, cover image, and tags set, and AI writes the description for you.

A post previewed exactly as DEV.to will render it, before it publishes

Works alongside

Markdown in, Markdown out

No conversion step, no broken code blocks.

Canonical URLs

Your blog keeps the search credit.

Tags and covers

Up to four tags and a cover image per article.

Cross-posting

Your blog, mirrored to DEV.to on a schedule

The best DEV.to strategy is to publish everywhere your readers are without splitting your search ranking. FoPost fills the canonical URL from your original post, so DEV.to sends readers to you and search engines credit the source.

Cross-post an article
A caption written once, with the post previewed as each network renders it

Canonical URLs

Auto-filled from your blog, editable per article.

Cover images

Upload or pick from your library, 1000×420 recommended.

Tags

Up to four tags per article, set as you publish.

Markdown

Write the way developers write

Code fences, tables, embeds, and headings all survive the trip. Draft in the FoPost editor or paste from your repo, preview it, and publish exactly what you wrote.

Write an article
A post previewed exactly as it will appear once published

Native Markdown

Fenced code with language highlighting preserved.

Draft or publish

Publish now, or leave it unpublished to finish on DEV.

Series support

Group a multi-part tutorial under one series name.

AI metadata

The description and TL;DR, written for you

The article is the hard part; the summary should not be. FoPost reads the finished piece and drafts the description, suggests tags from DEV’s taxonomy, and can spin the key points into social posts for launch day.

Try the AI writer
The agent drafting posts for several networks in a saved brand voice

AI descriptions

A search-friendly summary in one click.

Tag suggestions

Relevant DEV.to tags proposed from the content.

Repurpose

The article becomes a thread for X, Mastodon, and Bluesky.

Scheduling

Ship the tutorial series one part at a time

Write the whole guide over a weekend, then release a part every Tuesday. FoPost publishes each article at its scheduled time and posts the announcement to every other network in the same minute.

Schedule a series
A month of scheduled posts on the publishing calendar

Visual calendar

Drag an article to another day and the schedule follows.

Launch posts

Announce the article on social from the same draft.

Webhooks and API

Every publish and failure event pushed to your own tools.

Specs

What FoPost publishes to DEV.to

Formats, limits, and how the connection works, so there are no surprises at publish time.

Formats

  • Article publishing
  • Markdown
  • Canonical URLs
  • Cover images

Limits

Format
Markdown
Cover image
1000×420 recommended
Tags
Up to 4 per article
Edit after publishing
Yes
Unpublish
Yes

Connection

Connects via DEV.to API key.

DEV.to questions, answered

How do I connect my DEV.to account?

Generate an API key in your DEV.to settings under Extensions and paste it into FoPost. Publishing works immediately.

Will cross-posting hurt my blog’s SEO?

No. Set the canonical URL to your original post and DEV.to tells search engines your blog is the source.

Can I publish as a draft?

Yes. Choose unpublished and the article lands in your DEV.to drafts, ready to finish or publish from there.

What about cover images and tags?

Attach one cover image per article, 1000×420 recommended, and up to four tags.

Can I manage several DEV.to accounts?

Yes. Connect each account with its own API key and pick the target from the account picker.

Is there an API for publishing to DEV.to through FoPost?

Yes. The REST API and SDKs expose the same publish and schedule endpoints the dashboard uses.

Start publishing to DEV.to today

Starting is free. Connect DEV.to, schedule a week of posts, and see the results before you pay.

Publish your first DEV.to article