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EnglishCan dlvr.it Automatically Cross-Post from RSS Feeds and Existing Social Accounts?
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Yes. dlvr.it is built around exactly that workflow: you connect a content input (an RSS feed, an Instagram profile, a Facebook Page, or a TikTok account), choose what to share (photos, links, or videos), connect your social accounts as outputs, and from then on any new post on the input is automatically shared to those outputs. The site describes this as "Post once. Share everywhere," with auto-posting to 21 social platforms.
How the auto-sharing workflow works
dlvr.it presents the setup as a three-step loop:
- Connect your content input — RSS, Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok.
- Choose what dlvr.it will auto share — photos, links, or videos.
- Connect your social accounts as outputs.
After that, the trigger is event-based: "When there's a new post on your input … dlvr.it automatically shares it to your outputs." You are not manually re-posting each item; the new input item is what fires the distribution.
What can serve as an input
The page lists these sources for automatic cross-posting:
- RSS feeds — the core input for blogs, news sites, and any site that publishes a feed.
- Instagram profiles
- Facebook Pages
- TikTok
This is what makes dlvr.it useful for content reuse: material you already publish in one place can be pulled in and redistributed rather than recreated.
What gets shared and how it's formatted
| Content type | What dlvr.it does |
|---|---|
| Photos | Auto resized and formatted for each platform |
| Reels & Shorts | Native video uploads to maximize organic reach |
| Links | Instantly shares breaking news and blog posts |
| Videos | Repurposes video content across social channels |
| Carousels | Distributes multi-image posts |
The photo auto-resizing matters in practice: a single image pulled from a feed doesn't need to be manually cropped for each destination.
Where it posts
dlvr.it says it supports 21 social platforms, with auto-posting named for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok, Threads, Bluesky, Instagram, and Google Business Profile, among others. The site also cites scale figures — 1.5M social channels managed and 5M posts processed daily — as evidence the automation runs at volume.
Who this fits
- Bloggers and news sites with an existing RSS feed who want each new article pushed to multiple networks without manual posting.
- Creators with an established Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok presence who want that content repurposed to other channels.
- Marketers managing many channels who want to "be active on every social platform without additional effort," as the site puts it.
If your content doesn't live in a feed or a supported social source, the input step is where you'd need to check fit first. For pricing and plan limits, the site links to a dedicated Pricing page; the available material doesn't state specific prices or free-tier terms, so confirm those there before committing.