Sign in with Google — your Blogspot blog fills itself.
Blogger’s API v3 handles posts natively. You sign in with the Google account that owns the blog, pick which blog to publish to, and articles go live automatically. Blogger has no image-upload API, so images are served from DraftSEO’s CDN — kept online for as long as your post needs them.
| Connection | Google sign-in — OAuth with the Google account that owns the blog |
|---|---|
| Setup time | ~1 minute, once |
| Image hosting | DraftSEO’s CDN — Blogger has no image-upload API, so images stay served by us (owner-sanctioned exception) |
| Publish modes | Published · draft · scheduled |
| Multiple blogs | One connection per blog — connect once per blog under the same Google account |
Who does what
Nothing — after the one Google sign-in, posts publish on their own. Want to check first? Publish as drafts and review each one in the Blogger dashboard.
Sign in once; the blog keeps writing.
Setup
Connect a site → Blogger → sign in with the Google account that owns the blog.
~30 seconds
Choose which Blogger blog receives articles from the list.
~15 seconds
Pick labels and the publish mode for new posts.
~30 seconds
Articles publish to your Blogspot blog on your cadence.
Ongoing · zero clicks
FAQ
With Google OAuth — you sign in with the account that owns the blog and pick it from the list. Each blog connects separately under the same account.
On DraftSEO’s CDN. Blogger’s API doesn’t accept image uploads, so — unlike every other integration — images are served from us and kept online for as long as your post references them.
Yes — a Google account can own many blogs, and you connect once per blog. Each one is its own site and publishes independently.
No card required. Your Blogspot blog, on autopilot.