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Publishing

Picora can take a Markdown document and publish it — either as a public page hosted by Picora, or as a draft on external platforms.

Published pages

Publish a document from a knowledge base as a shareable web page at picora.me/p/{slug} (or on your own custom domain on Pro+).

Choose a layout for how it renders:

LayoutBest for
articleStandard blog-style post (default)
comicImage reader with paging — arrows, swipe, fullscreen
galleryImage grid

Pages have a lifecycle: draft → published → unpublished. Unpublishing makes /p/{slug} return 404 while keeping the page (and its view count) for later. You can also export to WeChat — inline-styled HTML with images rewritten for WeChat compatibility.

Plan limits: Trial 3 pages · Pro 100 · Pro+ unlimited.

Multi-platform publishing

Publish one document to several external platforms at once — each gets a draft in the platform’s own editor, formatted for it. Supported platforms:

PlatformConnect via
WeChat (公众号)OAuth
Xiaohongshu (小红书)API key
Juejin (掘金)API key
MediumOAuth
SubstackAPI key

Connect a platform once (authorize via OAuth, or paste an API key, which Picora stores encrypted). Then create a publish job targeting one or more connected platforms. Picora converts your document to each platform’s format and creates a draft there — you review and post from the platform itself.

A job reports its progress and per-platform result (the draft URL, or an error):

  • pendingpublishingcompleted (all succeeded)
  • partial — some platforms succeeded, some failed
  • failed — all failed

Platforms enforce their own posting limits (e.g. WeChat allows a limited number of drafts per day); Picora queues requests and surfaces a rate-limit result if a platform is temporarily full.

Plan gating: Pro can connect up to 2 platforms; Pro+ and Teams are unlimited.