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# Stories

Blotato supports publishing Facebook Stories to your connected Facebook Pages.

## How to Post a Facebook Story

### Using Blotato Web App

1. Go to the [AI Agent](https://my.blotato.com/agent)
2. Create or select a post with a single image or video
3. Select your Facebook Page as the target account
4. Set the media type to **Story**
5. Click **Schedule**

### Using Blotato API (n8n / Make.com)

Set `mediaType` to `"story"` in your publish request:

```json
POST https://backend.blotato.com/v2/posts
Content-Type: application/json
blotato-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY

{
  "post": {
    "content": {
      "text": "",
      "mediaUrls": ["https://example.com/your-image.jpg"],
      "platform": "facebook"
    },
    "target": {
      "targetType": "facebook",
      "pageId": "YOUR_PAGE_ID",
      "mediaType": "story"
    }
  }
}
```

See: [Publish Post API Reference](/rest-api-reference/publish-post.md)

## Requirements

* **Images:** JPEG or PNG, max 8 MB
* **Videos:** MP4 or MOV, 9:16 aspect ratio (vertical), 3-60 seconds, max 512 MB
* **Single media only:** Each story takes one image or one video. If you pass multiple URLs, only the first is used.
* **Facebook Page required:** Stories are published to Facebook Pages, not personal profiles. Get your Page ID from the [List Subaccounts](/rest-api-reference/accounts.md#list-subaccounts-pages) endpoint.


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