> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.blotato.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.blotato.com/readme.md).

# Blotato Help

Use Blotato with your AI assistant to create, schedule, and publish social posts. Start with the setup for your assistant, then follow the workflow for your task.

## Start here

| What you want to do                                  | Where to start                                                     |
| ---------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Connect Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, or another assistant | [Use Blotato with an AI agent](/start-with-an-ai-agent/agents.md)  |
| Set up the MCP connection                            | [Choose your client](/start-with-an-ai-agent/mcp/setup.md)         |
| Build with HTTP, n8n, or Make                        | [REST API quickstart](/start-with-an-ai-agent/start.md)            |
| Publish, schedule, upload, or generate media         | [Agent workflows](/agent-workflows/agent-workflows.md)             |
| Check a platform's requirements                      | [Platform publishing guides](/platform-publishing/platforms.md)    |
| Connect a social account                             | [Social account settings](/settings/social-accounts.md)            |
| Use the Blotato web app                              | [Make your first 5 posts](/web-app-getting-started/posts.md)       |
| Resolve a failed request                             | [Errors and retries](/api-and-mcp-concepts/error-handling.md)      |
| Find a support answer                                | [FAQs](/support/faqs.md) and [Error reference](/support/errors.md) |

## For AI agents

Read the [agent entry page](/start-with-an-ai-agent/agents.md), then retrieve the guide for the user's task. Use the [MCP tool reference](/start-with-an-ai-agent/mcp/tools.md) for tool calls and [OpenAPI](/rest-api-reference/openapi-reference.md) for REST requests.

Machine-readable sources: [documentation index](https://help.blotato.com/llms.txt), [full documentation text](https://help.blotato.com/llms-full.txt), and [OpenAPI JSON](https://backend.blotato.com/openapi.json). Individual GitBook pages also have Markdown versions.

## What is Blotato?

Your all-in-one AI content workspace to create and distribute viral posts and faceless videos, and turn one piece of content into many.

I built Blotato to help me teach 10 million people AI and distribute 150+ pieces of content per week.

New to Blotato? Watch the [Blotato Beginner Tutorial](https://youtu.be/o5GsAxEX-Bk) for a step-by-step walkthrough.

## The Problem Blotato Solves

Producing high-quality content, consistently, while growing on multiple platforms.

Without paying for multiple tools that don't talk to each other.

## Key Features and Benefits

* Easily turn content into posts across multiple platforms. For example, turn a Youtube/TikTok video into an Instagram post or Twitter thread; or, turn multiple articles into a YouTube script.
* Generate high-quality faceless AI images, videos, and voices.
* Schedule and publish posts in advance to all platforms.
* Track trending viral posts and never run out of ideas.

## Results?

I grew my personal brand from 0 to 1,300,000+ followers in 15 months WITHOUT: a team, budget, VA, paid ads, masterminds, courses, coaches, consultants, agencies, prior existing audience, and prior social media experience.

## Who is Blotato For?

* Solopreneurs
* Content creators
* Small business owners
* Social media marketers
* Digital marketing agencies

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## :point\_down::point\_down: Get Started Now! Make Your First 5 Posts :point\_down::point\_down:


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