LinkedIn Publish: AI Tool
Publish a video or image to a connected LinkedIn profile or page.
Publish a video or image to a connected LinkedIn profile or page.
About this model
LinkedIn Publish lets you directly post videos and images to your connected LinkedIn profile or business page through the muapi API. Streamline your social media workflow by automating the final distribution step—generate content with muapi, then publish directly without manual uploads or account switching.
Ideal for social media managers, content marketers, and teams that want to integrate generative content into their publishing pipelines. At just $0.02 per publish, this minimal-cost automation fits seamlessly into content distribution workflows powered by muapi.
Cost analysis
| Provider | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| muapiapp | $0.02 per generation | Minimal per-publication cost with no subscription. Transparent $0.02 pricing makes it practical to automate LinkedIn distribution within larger generative-content workflows. |
Minimal per-publication cost with no subscription. Transparent $0.02 pricing makes it practical to automate LinkedIn distribution within larger generative-content workflows.
* Competitor pricing is estimated based on similar model architectures and usage tiers.
Configuration schema
| Parameter | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account ID | integer | ID of the connected LinkedIn account. | - |
| Media URL | string | Public URL of the video or image to publish. | - |
| Caption | string | Post caption / text. | |
ID of the connected LinkedIn account.
-Public URL of the video or image to publish.
-Post caption / text.
Developer documentation
Frequently asked
Publishing to LinkedIn costs $0.02 per post on muapi. This minimal charge covers the publication action and API overhead, making it economical to integrate LinkedIn distribution into content workflows.
Yes. If you have access to multiple LinkedIn accounts or pages, each has its own account_id. You can publish the same or different content to multiple profiles by submitting separate requests.
The model accepts both video and image URLs. LinkedIn supports common formats like MP4 for video and JPEG/PNG for images. Media must be accessible via a public URL and meet LinkedIn's technical specifications for aspect ratio and file size.