Integrating Your Blogger Account

Created by Ijlal Ahmed, Modified on Tue, 15 Jul at 6:02 AM by Ijlal Ahmed

What This Covers


How to connect your **Blogger account** using your Google Cloud Console, generate your **Client ID** and **Client Secret**, and publish content directly — manually or using automated scheduling.


Who Should Use This

Anyone who wants to publish posts to Blogger directly from inside the app — whether instantly or with daily automated jobs.


Step-by-Step Instructions


1️⃣ Create Your Google Cloud Project


 

  1. Go to console.cloud.google.com.
  2. Sign in with the same Google account you use for Blogger.
  3. Click Create Project or select an existing project (you can use the one you’ve for your YouTube API).


2️⃣ Enable The Blogger API



  1. In the Google Cloud dashboard, use the search bar to find Blogger API.
  2. Click on Blogger API v3 in the search results.
  3. Click Enable to activate the API for your project.


3️⃣ Configure OAuth Consent Screen


 


  1. In the sidebar, go to APIs & Services → OAuth consent screen.
  2. Choose External as the user type → click Create.
  3. Fill in App Name(any name you like).
    • Example: Blogger Integration
  4. Add your support email — this should be the same Google account linked to Blogger.
  5. (Optional) Add a logo if you like.
  6. In App Domains, add your app’s domain.
  7. Add the authorized domain (same as above).
  8. Enter your developer email.
  9. Click Save & Continue through Scopes — no need to add scopes now.
  10. In Test Users, add your Google email address (the same one that owns your Blogger blogs).
  11. Save & finish the consent screen.


4️⃣ Create OAuth Credentials 



  1. Go to APIs & Services → Credentials.
  2. Click Create Credentials → OAuth Client ID.
  3. Select Web Application as the application type.
  4. Name it (e.g., Blogger Integration).
  5. Authorized Redirect URI:
    • Enter your app’s OAuth callback URL. Example:
<https://app.yourappdomain.com/oauth/google/callback>

(Use the exact redirect URL provided in your app’s instructions.)

Click Create — copy your Client ID and Client Secret.


5️⃣ Add The Credentials To The App

  1. In your app dashboard, go to Settings → Integrations → Blogger.
  2. Paste your Client ID and Client Secret into the fields provided.
  3. Click Save Credentials.


6️⃣ Authorize The Connection

  1. You’ll be redirected to Google to sign in and authorize.
  2. You may see a warning that the app is unverified — this is normal since you control it.
  3. Click Continue and grant the requested Blogger permissions.
  4. When complete, you’ll be redirected back and your Blogger account will appear as connected.



 7️⃣ Publish A Post To Blogger

  1. When you create content, choose Blogger as the publishing option.

  2. Select your connected Blogger blog (if you have multiple, they’ll all show).
  3. Choose whether to publish immediately or save as a draft.
  4. Double-check your tags — total tag length must be under 200 characters (Google’s limit).
  5. Click Publish — your post will go live on Blogger within seconds.


8️⃣ Automate With Content 365


If your plan includes daily auto-posting (Content 365), you can schedule recurring jobs to publish fresh content to your Blogger blog automatically — no manual steps needed.

 

 Pro Tips

  • Always match your Google account to the Blogger blogs you want to manage.
  • Keep your Client ID and Client Secret private.
  • Update your OAuth consent screen if you ever add new domains or users.


FAQs


Q: Why do I see a “This app isn’t verified” message?

A: This is normal when you create your own OAuth app — since you control it, it’s safe to continue.

Q: Can I connect multiple Blogger blogs?

A: Yes — all blogs under your connected Google account will be available to select.

Q: How do I fix tag length errors?

A: Make sure your total post tags don’t exceed 200 characters — remove or shorten if needed.

 

 

 

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