> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nylon.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Supported networks

> Which networks Nylon publishes to, which you can connect from the dashboard today, and how the unusual ones behave.

Two different questions get confused here, so this page answers them separately:

* **Can Nylon publish to this network?** Seventeen networks have a publisher.
* **Can I connect one from the dashboard today?** Fourteen of the seventeen do. Three are still being built.

## Publishing

Nylon can publish to all of these:

| Network         | Connect from the dashboard | Notes                                          |
| --------------- | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
| Facebook        | Yes                        | Pages only                                     |
| Instagram       | Yes                        | Business and Creator accounts only             |
| Threads         | Yes                        |                                                |
| Pinterest       | Yes                        |                                                |
| YouTube         | Yes                        | Shorts                                         |
| Google Business | Yes                        | Connects locations, not accounts               |
| Discord         | Yes                        | Posts through a channel webhook                |
| Bluesky         | Yes                        | App password, not OAuth                        |
| Mastodon        | Yes                        | Limits come from your own server               |
| Dribbble        | Yes                        | Images of exactly 400×300 or 800×600           |
| Kick            | Yes                        | Chat messages, not a feed                      |
| Twitch          | Yes                        | Chat messages, not a feed                      |
| Whop            | Yes                        | One forum connects as one profile              |
| DEV.to          | Yes                        | Markdown articles; personal API key, not OAuth |
| X (Twitter)     | Not yet                    | Publisher exists; connection flow in build     |
| LinkedIn        | Not yet                    | Publisher exists; connection flow in build     |
| TikTok          | Not yet                    | Publisher exists; connection flow in build     |

<Note>
  X, LinkedIn and TikTok appear in the connection panel marked **Coming soon** and cannot be selected. They are listed there on purpose — the panel doubles as the roadmap.
</Note>

Telegram and Slack are on the roadmap and have no publisher yet.

## The inbox and analytics

The [inbox](/inbox) is live on Facebook and Instagram only. [Analytics](/analytics) is in build and available on no network yet. Nothing in the table above changes that — a `Yes` there is about publishing.

## Five that are not really feeds

Most of these networks behave the way you would guess. Five do not, and it is worth knowing before you design around them:

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="Kick and Twitch" icon="message-square">
    Neither has a post feed. A post is a chat message in your own channel, so it carries no media, and a long message is sent as a chain of replies rather than one message.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Dribbble" icon="image">
    Takes a single image at exactly 400×300 or 800×600. Any other size is rejected.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Whop" icon="users">
    Posts into one forum of one community. Each forum you want to post to connects as its own profile.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="DEV.to" icon="file-text">
    Publishes a Markdown article with a title. Images ride inside the body rather than being uploaded separately.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>

## Per-network limits

Caption lengths, media counts, file sizes and durations differ on every network, and Nylon validates against them before anything is sent. The limits themselves, and the validation endpoint that reports them, are in the API documentation.

<Card title="Publishing — supported networks and limits" icon="send" href="/publishing">
  Per-network overrides, threading, media handling and validation.
</Card>

## Related

<Columns cols={2}>
  <Card title="Connect an account" icon="plug" href="/help/connect-an-account">
    The general flow, and what the panel's statuses mean.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Networks that connect differently" icon="git-fork" href="/help/connect-bluesky-mastodon-and-devto">
    Bluesky, Mastodon and DEV.to do not use a redirect.
  </Card>
</Columns>