Mastodon is a decentralized social network built on open protocols, and SoMePoster allows you to connect, post and plan your content to Mastodon. Since Mastodon is made up of independently hosted instances, you will need to create an application with an access token on your specific instance before getting started.

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Go to Preferences → Development

Log in to your Mastodon account, then go to Preferences → Development.

Step 1: Mastodon Preferences and Development menu
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Click New Application

On the Your Applications page, click the New Application button.

Step 2: Click New Application button
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Set Up the Application

Add an Application Name, leave the redirect URI as is, check the read and write scopes, then click Submit.

Step 3: New application form with read and write scopes checked
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Open the Application

Click the name of the application you just created.

Step 4: Click the application name in the applications list
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Copy Your Access Token

Copy the access token shown on the application page.

Step 5: Copy access token
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Copy Your Instance Handle

Go back and click your profile name, then copy what comes after the @ in your handle — that's your Mastodon instance (e.g. mastodon.social).

Step 6: Copy instance from your profile handle
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Click Connect on Mastodon

In SomePoster, go to Accounts Connectivity and click Connect on the Mastodon card.

Step 7: Accounts Connectivity, click Connect on Mastodon
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Save & Connect

In the Mastodon Instance URL field, enter your instance as a full URL — for example, if your handle ends in @mastodon.social, enter https://mastodon.social. Paste your access token in the Access Token field, then click Save & Connect.

Step 8: Save and Connect modal with Instance URL and Access Token fields

Important: Your access token grants control over your Mastodon account — keep it private and never share it with anyone.

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