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Connect your accounts to Social media studio to start creating and scheduling posts. Most platforms use a standard OAuth redirect, while a few connect with a token, an app password, or your own instance details.

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How to connect

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Go to Social Accounts

Navigate to Social Accounts from the sidebar, or go to so-me.studio/accounts.
2

Select a platform

Click the platform you want to connect. Social media studio supports 20 destinations — see the table below.
3

Authorize or enter your details

Most platforms use an OAuth redirect: you’re sent to the platform’s login page, you grant Social media studio permission, and you’re returned to the dashboard.Some platforms connect differently:
  • Mastodon — you enter your instance URL first, then authorize via OAuth.
  • Bluesky — you sign in with an app password.
  • Telegram — you connect with a bot token.
  • Discord — you connect with a webhook or a bot.
  • WordPress — you enter your site URL, username, and an application password.
  • Dev.to — you enter an API key.
4

Done

Once connected, your account appears in the Social Accounts list. You can now create posts for that destination.

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Supported platforms

Social media studio supports 20 destinations. The connection method varies by platform.

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Managing accounts

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View account details

Click on any connected account to see its details — platform, username, connection status, and linked features (posting, inbox, analytics).

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Remove an account

Click the remove option on any account to disconnect it. This removes Social media studio’s access but does not delete any content on the platform.

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Multiple accounts per platform

You can connect multiple accounts for the same platform (e.g., multiple Instagram accounts or multiple LinkedIn pages). When creating a post, you’ll select which account to post from.

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Troubleshooting

Platform tokens expire periodically. Click the reconnect button to re-authorize. This is most common with Meta accounts (Facebook and Instagram).
Make sure you’re an admin of the Facebook Page. During the OAuth flow, select the Pages you want to manage when Facebook asks for permissions.
Social media studio requires an Instagram Business or Creator account (not a personal account). Convert your account in Instagram settings, then connect it via your linked Facebook Page.
You need to be a Super Admin of the LinkedIn Company Page to connect it. Check your LinkedIn Page admin settings.
Make sure you entered the correct instance URL (for example, the domain you log in to). Social media studio uses it to start the OAuth flow for that server.
These platforms use a token, app password, or application password rather than your normal login password. Generate the credential in the platform’s settings and paste the exact value.
Some platforms require a specific account type or admin role before you can connect (for example, an Instagram Business account or a LinkedIn Page Super Admin). Set this up on the platform first, then connect.