# Web 2.0 Auto Posting to Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, Telegraph and Tumblr

> Web 2.0 auto posting to Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, Telegraph and Tumblr. Post one article or spread a bulk run across accounts, with a reference link pool.

Source: https://autoblogging.ai/feature/web2-platforms/ · Updated: 2026-10-11

Autoblogging.ai's Web 2.0 auto posting publishes finished articles to your Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, Telegraph and Tumblr accounts. Post a single article from Quick Mode, or let a bulk run spread its articles across many accounts at random, each with an optional list of reference links.

- 5 Web 2.0 platforms
- No credits to post
- Add accounts by CSV

Connect Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, Telegraph or Tumblr accounts one at a time or from a CSV.

## What is Web 2.0 auto posting?

Web 2.0 auto posting means publishing articles automatically to your accounts on hosted blogging platforms, such as Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, Telegraph and Tumblr, as they are written. SEOs use these posts to put content in front of other audiences and to link back to their own pages, often in tiers. Autoblogging.ai connects each account with its own API key or token, posts through the platform's API and converts the article to Markdown where the platform needs it.

## How the Web 2.0 auto posting works

### Connect your accounts

In Integrations, Web 2.0 Accounts, pick a platform and paste its token or API key, or create a Telegraph account with no email. Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode and Telegraph accounts can be added from a CSV.

### Weed out dead accounts

Check All tests every account and flags the invalid ones, so you can select them and delete them together.

### Turn on auto posting

In Quick Mode tick Auto-post to Web 2.0 and pick one account. In Bulk tick Auto-post to Web 2.0 Platforms and select accounts; each article goes to one of them at random.

### Collect the URLs

Quick History shows each post's URL or error. Export the published URLs to CSV, retry failed Medium posts, or post older articles again from Repost Articles.

## Web 2.0 platforms and posting options

Each platform connects with its own credentials and keeps its own publishing rules.

### Medium

Connects with an integration token and posts as a draft or public. Medium no longer issues new tokens, so use an account that already has one. A failed post is retried on up to 7 of your other connected Medium accounts.

### Dev.to

Connects with an API key. Articles are converted to Markdown and saved as drafts or published.

### Hashnode

Connects with a personal access token and a publication ID. Articles are converted to Markdown and published to that publication.

### Telegraph

Create Telegraph accounts on the spot, with no email or password, or connect an existing access token. Posts are published directly, as Telegraph has no drafts.

### Tumblr

Connects with your Tumblr app's consumer key and secret, OAuth token and secret, and the blog name. Posts go up as drafts or published.

### Reference link pool

Paste a list of URLs and 10 picked at random are added to each post as a References section, for tiered link building.

### Random distribution

In Bulk, every article is assigned to one of the accounts you select, so a single run spreads across your network.

### Repost Articles

Pick finished campaigns and accounts, and older articles are shared out across those accounts in turn, without being rewritten.

### URL export

Download every published Web 2.0 URL as a CSV, for all campaigns or for one.

## Web 2.0 auto posting pricing

Posting to Web 2.0 accounts costs no credits; you pay only for the article, from 1 credit in Quick Mode. Connecting accounts needs a paid plan, from Starter ($19 a month, 40 credits), and so does spreading a bulk run across accounts. The accounts you connect count toward your plan's connection limit.

Connected sites and accounts (all platforms)
| Plan | Starter $19/mo | Regular $49/mo | Standard $99/mo | Gold $179/mo | Premium $249/mo | Enterprise $999/mo |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Connected sites and accounts (all platforms) | 1 | 3 | 5 | 20 | No limit | No limit |

[See all plans](https://autoblogging.ai/#pricing)

## Web 2.0 auto posting FAQ

### What is Web 2.0 auto posting?

Publishing articles automatically to your accounts on hosted platforms such as Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, Telegraph and Tumblr. Autoblogging.ai posts each article as it is generated, or reposts older ones when you ask.

### Which platforms does Web 2.0 auto posting support?

Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, Telegraph and Tumblr. In Bulk, WordPress sites connected with a username and password can join the same random distribution.

### Does every article go to every account?

No. Quick Mode posts to the one account you pick, and Bulk assigns each article to one of the selected accounts at random. Repost Articles shares older articles across the accounts you choose.

### Can I add many accounts at once?

Yes. Upload a CSV of Medium integration tokens, Dev.to API keys, or Hashnode tokens with publication IDs. For Telegraph, a CSV of names creates new accounts for you.

### Do Web 2.0 posts cost credits?

No. Posting and reposting are free; credits pay only for generating the article.

### What is the reference link pool?

A list of URLs you supply. Ten are picked at random and added to the end of each Web 2.0 post as a References section, so you can point those posts at your own pages.

### What happens when a Medium post fails?

Autoblogging.ai tries up to 7 of your other connected Medium accounts, skipping any that were rate limited recently. Quick History also has a Retry button for a campaign's failed Medium posts.

## Related tools

[Auto post to WordPress](https://autoblogging.ai/feature/wordpress-integration/) [Multi-platform publishing](https://autoblogging.ai/feature/multi-platform-integrations/) [Bulk article generator](https://autoblogging.ai/bulk-article-generator/)

## Get started with the Web 2.0 auto posting

Create a free account with 10 free credits a month for Quick Mode, then unlock the Web 2.0 auto posting on the Starter plan ($19 a month) or above. No credit card required to sign up.

[Start free →](https://dash.autoblogging.ai/signup)

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