Schedule Dev.to articles in advance
Queue a month of Dev.to articles in minutes and let postqueen publish them at the times you pick. No reminders, no copy and paste.
Dev.toThe Dev.to scheduler that runs itself
Draft Markdown articles with tags, cover images and canonical links, then let postqueen publish them to Dev.to exactly when you schedule them.
Start a 7-day trial for $0Dev.to rewards steady writing far more than one viral hit, so a consistent publishing rhythm is the whole game. Teams draft tutorials, changelogs and release notes in postqueen, queue them next to the social posts that promote them, and every article goes live at a planned time with the right tags and canonical link already set.
AI drafts tuned for Dev.to
The built-in assistant writes and rewrites articles in a tone that fits Dev.to, so nothing reads like it was pasted from another network.
Cross-post to 30 channels
Send the same idea to Dev.to and every other channel you run, with per-platform tweaks before anything goes live.
Grow your readers
Post consistently and double down on the content your readers responds to.
Dev.to limits and specs, at a glance
Article format
Markdown with code blocks and liquid tag embeds
Tags
Up to 4 per article
Cover image
Displayed at a 1000 x 420 ratio, so images near that size look best
Canonical URL
Supported, republished posts can credit your original blog
Series
Related articles can be grouped under one series name
API access
Personal API key generated in your Dev.to settings
Limits come from the platform's official API and can change.
Everything you need in a Dev.to scheduler
Visual Dev.to content calendar
Drafts, queued articles and published history on a week or month view. Drag to reschedule, click to edit.
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AI assistant on every draft
Generate, shorten or rewrite Dev.to articles with one prompt, then fine-tune the result before it publishes.
✦ AI Content Assistant
Here is a tighter hook for Tuesday's post: Ship your week of content in one sitting.
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One workspace for the whole team
Keep all your Dev.to articles in a shared calendar with roles, comments and a clean history.
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Product tip
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+ New Channel✦ Generate Posts
Cross-post from Dev.to to everywhere else
Write it once for Dev.to, then send the same idea to every other channel you run. postqueen supports 30 platforms and tailors captions, hashtags and formats for each one before anything goes live.
One post, tailored per platform
Captions, hashtags and formats adjust automatically before publishing.
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Queue weeks of articles in one sitting and let postqueen publish each one right on time. Unlimited posts on every plan.
F.A.Q.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to connect Dev.to to postqueen?
Just a personal API key, which you generate in your Dev.to account settings. postqueen publishes through the official API, so there is no browser automation and nothing fragile. Once connected, every scheduled article posts under your own profile.
What formats do Dev.to articles support?
Articles are written in Markdown with fenced code blocks and syntax highlighting, plus liquid tag embeds for things like YouTube videos and GitHub repos. You can attach a cover image and up to 4 tags per article. postqueen keeps your Markdown intact from draft to publish.
When is the best time to publish on Dev.to?
There is no single magic hour, and anyone who promises one is guessing. Dev.to readers are developers spread across every time zone, so pick a window that matches your core audience, keep the cadence steady, and adjust based on how your own articles perform. Scheduling makes it easy to test different windows without being online.
Can I cross-post the same article to Medium, Hashnode or WordPress?
Yes. Write the article once in postqueen and send it to Dev.to and your other blog channels in one pass, with per-platform tweaks before publishing. Set the canonical URL on the Dev.to copy so search engines credit the original post on your own site.
Can the AI assistant write my Dev.to articles?
Yes. It can outline a tutorial, draft the intro, or write a full first pass in a tone that fits a developer audience, and it respects your code samples. Nothing publishes until you have read the draft and put it on the calendar.
What analytics do I get for Dev.to articles?
Dev.to shows views, reactions and comments per article on its own dashboard. postqueen keeps the cross-channel picture: what went out, when, and what is queued next, so you can line article publishing up with the rest of your calendar.
Why would a scheduled Dev.to article fail to publish?
The usual causes are an API key that was revoked or regenerated, more than 4 tags on the article, or tag names the platform rejects. postqueen surfaces the API error on the post so you can fix the draft and retry instead of digging through logs.
Can I try Dev.to scheduling for free?
Yes. Every postqueen cloud plan starts with a 7-day free trial and you can cancel anytime. If you prefer full control, the open source version is free to self-host and includes the Dev.to integration.
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Queue this week's posts in minutes, or hand the whole thing to your favorite AI. postqueen keeps publishing either way.
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