As soon as Threads released their early documentation for the Threads API months ago, we dropped everything we were doing and prototyped it in Micro.blog. We had a slow road to getting approved by Meta, but I’m happy to announce that automatic cross-posting from your blog to Threads is now enabled for everyone on Micro.blog. Thanks to all the many Micro.blog users who tried this in beta form before we could officially roll it out.
To enable it, click on Sources in Micro.blog on the web, then click Add Threads. Whenever you post to your blog, a copy of your post will be formatted and sent to Threads too. There’s nothing extra to do while posting. You can optionally disable Threads for a specific blog post if you want to skip cross-posting it, or if you want to manually post it.
Micro.blog is unique among most web platforms in that the timeline and cross-posting is actually driven completely by RSS and JSON Feed. This means that cross-posting from Micro.blog to Threads works for any blog, hosted anywhere. You could enable Threads cross-posting for WordPress, Ghost, Write.as, or even a static site using Hugo.
And while you’re trying it out, we also support cross-posting to Mastodon, Bluesky, Nostr, and another half dozen services.
Enjoy! Happy blogging.
