Category: WordPress Plugin

FS Poster fits if you want to cover many networks from WordPress with schedules, a calendar and automatic recycling of old posts, and you are willing to pay for a yearly license. Social Publisher fits if LinkedIn is your main channel: it is available for free on wordpress.org and focuses on well-written LinkedIn posts.

Social Publisher is our own plugin. We checked the FS Poster details on fs-poster.com on 3 October 2026 and linked them below.

The comparison at a glance

Last checked: 3 October 2026. Sources at the end of the article.

Where FS Poster is stronger

• Networks: 26 networks from one plugin, from LinkedIn and Instagram to Telegram and Reddit.
• Automation: Schedules with intervals, a calendar view and automatic recycling of old posts. Social Publisher plans reposts individually per post.
• AI images: Besides texts, FS Poster also generates images according to the vendor, with OpenAI and Gemini.
• Several sites: Larger plans cover 3 to 30 sites, up to a lifetime license.

Where Social Publisher is stronger

• Start for free: Auto-posting to LinkedIn with your own text, image and preview is free. FS Poster has no free version.
• On wordpress.org: Social Publisher is listed in the official plugin directory and has gone through its review process. We did not find FS Poster there.
• Focus: No network selection and no per-channel templates. The editor is built for one good LinkedIn post, with AI rewriting in your Brand Voice (Pro).
• PDF carousels: Pro uploads PDFs to LinkedIn as swipeable document posts.
• Monthly billing: Pro is billed monthly instead of as a yearly license.

Which plugin is right for you?

• FS Poster if you cover many networks, want to recycle content automatically or need to cover several sites with one license.
• Social Publisher if LinkedIn is your most important channel, you want to start for free and you write every post deliberately for LinkedIn.

More comparisons

• Social Publisher vs. Jetpack Social
• The Best WordPress Plugins for LinkedIn in 2026: 7 Compared

Sources

• fs-poster.com (features, networks, AI)
• fs-poster.com/pricing (plans, pricing, LinkedIn company pages)
• Social Publisher on wordpress.org

Jetpack Social fits if you want to cover several networks from WordPress for free and are fine with a WordPress.com connection. Social Publisher fits if LinkedIn is your main channel and you want to post there with your own text and image, without an extra account. The Pro version adds AI rewriting with a Brand Voice and PDF carousels.

Social Publisher is our own plugin. That is why we did not write the Jetpack Social details from memory but checked them on the official pages on 3 October 2026 and linked them below.

The comparison at a glance

Last checked: 3 October 2026. Sources at the end of the article.

Where Jetpack Social is stronger

• Several networks: One post goes to up to eight networks at once.
• A lot for free: Unlimited shares, previews, scheduling and re-sharing published posts are part of the free plan. In Social Publisher, scheduling and reposts are Pro features.
• Reach: Jetpack Social is made by Automattic and has more than 30,000 active installs.

Where Social Publisher is stronger

• No WordPress.com account: Social Publisher connects your site directly to LinkedIn. According to Jetpack, Jetpack Social requires a WordPress.com connection.
• A LinkedIn post, not a link teaser: A dedicated LinkedIn text, your own image (JPG or PNG) and a live preview are included in the free version.
• AI for the text: Pro rewrites the LinkedIn text with AI, in one of three tones and with your Brand Voice. Jetpack Social offers an image generator on the Social plan, but no text rewriting.
• PDF carousels: Pro uploads PDFs to LinkedIn as swipeable document posts.
• Privacy-friendly: No LinkedIn scripts or cookies on your site, login through our own OAuth proxy in Hamburg, Germany. Details in LinkedIn auto-posting and GDPR.

Which plugin is right for you?

• Jetpack Social if you also cover Facebook, Instagram, Threads or Bluesky besides LinkedIn, already use Jetpack and want scheduling for free.
• Social Publisher if LinkedIn is your main channel, you do not want a WordPress.com account and you want to write every post deliberately for LinkedIn.

You can run both plugins side by side, for example Jetpack Social for the other networks and Social Publisher for LinkedIn. In that case, do not also connect LinkedIn in Jetpack Social, or the post appears twice.

More comparisons

• Social Publisher vs. FS Poster
• The Best WordPress Plugins for LinkedIn in 2026: 7 Compared

Sources

• Jetpack Social on wordpress.org (networks, active installs)
• jetpack.com/social (plans and pricing)
• Jetpack: Why the WordPress.com connection is important
• Jetpack support: Connecting LinkedIn (company pages)
• Social Publisher on wordpress.org

If you share an AI image from WordPress on LinkedIn, you cannot rely on the label in the image metadata arriving there. The only label that reliably stays visible is one inside the image itself. That is why, since version 1.12.0, Social Publisher uploads AI-labelled images to LinkedIn with the label burned in, when IMG Performer PRO is installed and licensed.

We make both plugins. Here is why we connected them and what exactly happens.

When LinkedIn labels AI images itself

LinkedIn shows a small “CR” icon on images that are cryptographically signed with C2PA Content Credentials. Clicking it shows, among other things, whether AI was involved (LinkedIn Help: Content credentials). LinkedIn does not detect AI images itself; it only reads this signed data.

Why the data gets lost on the way

• WordPress creates new image files: WordPress scales down large images on upload, and the generated sizes lack the C2PA data (more at IMG Performer). If you share such an image, no signature reaches LinkedIn.
• Editing breaks the signature: Cropping, retouching or taking a screenshot creates a new file without the original Content Credentials.
• Custom labels are not signed: A label in the IPTC field “Digital Source Type”, as IMG Performer writes into images, is machine-readable but not a signed C2PA manifest. The “CR” icon does not appear for it.

On your own website, IMG Performer solves this with a visible label on top of the image. That label cannot travel to LinkedIn, because only the image file arrives there.

The solution: burn the label into the pixels

IMG Performer PRO can burn the configured AI label directly into a copy of the image. Social Publisher uses this automatically:

1. You choose a LinkedIn image in the post as usual.
2. If the image is classified as AI-generated or AI-modified in the media library, Social Publisher requests the labelled version from IMG Performer PRO when uploading.
3. IMG Performer creates a copy with the label burned in. Social Publisher uploads this copy to LinkedIn.

The original file in the media library stays unchanged. If the image is not classified as AI or IMG Performer PRO is not active, Social Publisher uploads the image without a label as before.

What the EU AI Act requires

Article 50 of the AI Act has applied since 2 August 2026 and splits the obligations between two roles (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Article 50 explained):

• Providers of AI systems such as image generators must mark their outputs as AI-generated in a machine-readable way (para. 2).
• Anyone who publishes a deepfake, meaning a realistic depiction of people, places or events, must disclose that it was artificially generated or manipulated (para. 4). For evidently artistic or satirical works, a label that does not hamper the display is enough.

So not every AI image needs a visible label. For company posts with realistic AI images, a visible label in the image is the safe choice. A detailed overview is in the guide Label AI images under the EU AI Act. This article is not legal advice.

What you need

• Social Publisher version 1.12.0 or later (the free version is enough).
• IMG Performer with an active PRO license.
• The LinkedIn image is classified as AI-generated or AI-modified in the media library. IMG Performer suggests the classification on upload, and you can correct it per image.

With Social Publisher Pro you post WordPress articles that are already published to LinkedIn again: you set a date and time for the repost in the post, and at that time it goes out once more. You can adjust the LinkedIn text beforehand or let AI rephrase it.

There is no automatic recurring rotation. You plan each repost deliberately, post by post.

Why reposts make sense

A LinkedIn post disappears from the feed after a few days, while the article on your site stays. Good, timeless articles therefore deserve more than one appearance. How we approach this ourselves is described in Old articles, revived on LinkedIn without extra effort.

How to plan a repost

1. Open a post that has already been shared on LinkedIn.
2. Adjust the LinkedIn text in the “Social Publisher — LinkedIn” box so the post does not appear word for word. AI rewriting helps here.
3. Set a date and time under “Schedule repost”.
4. Save the post. At the chosen time it is published on LinkedIn again.

After the repost you can set another date for the same post. That way you build a rhythm you control yourself.

Good practice

• New opening: A different first sentence or angle feels fresher than a copy.
• Leave a gap: Weeks rather than days between two posts of the same article.
• Only timeless content: Release notes and dates are not a fit, guides and fundamental articles are.

If you need a rotation that shares old posts again and again automatically, there are plugins with their own automations. They are listed in The Best WordPress Plugins for LinkedIn in 2026.

Related articles

• How to auto-post WordPress posts to LinkedIn
• Auto-posting to LinkedIn and GDPR
• Managing LinkedIn for multiple clients from WordPress

If you manage LinkedIn for several clients, you can publish the posts directly from their WordPress sites: Social Publisher is installed on each client site and connected to that client’s LinkedIn profile or company page. In the Pro version, each site has its own Brand Voice for AI rewriting.

This is how we work as an agency ourselves. Here is how the setup looks and where its limits are.

The setup: one plugin per client site

• Each client site runs Social Publisher with exactly one LinkedIn connection.
• From that connection you pick the client’s personal profile or company page.
• The post is created where it is published anyway: in the client’s WordPress. No copying between tools.
• Pro is licensed per site, at 9 € per month per site.

Every client sounds like themselves

In AI rewriting (Pro) you choose a tone, informational, emotional or salesy, and store a Brand Voice per site: how the client writes, what they avoid, which terms matter to them. This description goes into every rewrite. Rewriting runs through the OpenAI API with the API key you store on the respective site.

Plan and reuse

• Scheduling (Pro): Schedule posts for a date and time that fits the client’s editorial plan.
• Reposts (Pro): Post already published articles again at a later date.
• Approvals: Because the post is created in the WordPress editor, you use the roles and drafts the client already has.

When a central tool fits better

Social Publisher has no dashboard across all clients and serves LinkedIn only. If you want to manage several networks for many clients from one interface, a central social media tool is the better choice. There is an overview in The Best WordPress Plugins for LinkedIn in 2026.

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Auto-posting from WordPress to LinkedIn can be done with very little data. What matters is which data goes where: Social Publisher loads no LinkedIn scripts, cookies or tracking pixels on your site, handles the LinkedIn login through its own OAuth proxy, and the free version sends no data to us in the background.

This article describes the plugin’s data flows. It is not legal advice; for your specific situation, ask your data protection officer.

Which data goes where

• To LinkedIn: When you publish, your LinkedIn text, the selected image or PDF and your access token go to the LinkedIn API. That is the purpose of the plugin.
• Through our OAuth proxy: The LinkedIn login runs through social-publisher.enfants.de, operated by Enfants Terribles digital GmbH in Hamburg, Germany.
• To OpenAI (Pro only, only on click): When you click “Rewrite Text”, your LinkedIn text and Brand Voice are sent to OpenAI using your own API key.
• License check (Pro only): Once a day, the license key and site URL are sent to our license server.

Nothing happens for visitors of your site: the plugin works in the WordPress admin and outputs nothing from LinkedIn on the front end.

Do I need consent in my cookie banner?

Consent is usually required when information is stored on or read from a visitor’s device, for example by tracking pixels or embedded feeds (EU ePrivacy Directive; in Germany § 25 TDDDG). Social Publisher embeds none of these. A LinkedIn Insight Tag or an embedded LinkedIn feed from another plugin, on the other hand, would be a topic for your cookie banner.

Do I need a data processing agreement?

• For posting to LinkedIn: LinkedIn processes your posts under its own terms and privacy policy, which you accepted when creating your account.
• For AI rewriting: If you send personal data into the rewrite, OpenAI acts as your processor. You then need an agreement under Art. 28 GDPR; OpenAI offers its own document for this. Without personal data in the text, the question does not arise.

What to check with other solutions

• Does the plugin load scripts or widgets from social networks on the front end?
• Does posting run through an external service of the vendor, and where is it located?
• Which data is sent to the vendor in the background, and can you turn it off?

There is an overview of common plugins in The Best WordPress Plugins for LinkedIn in 2026.

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• How to auto-post WordPress posts to LinkedIn
• Managing LinkedIn for multiple clients from WordPress
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With the free plugin Social Publisher you share WordPress posts on LinkedIn automatically: you connect your LinkedIn account once, switch on “Share on LinkedIn” in the editor, and when you publish, the post appears on your profile or company page at the same time.

We built the plugin because we copied our own articles to LinkedIn by hand for years. Here is how the workflow looks and what you can set.

Setup in four steps

1. Install and activate Social Publisher from the WordPress plugin directory.
2. Under Settings → Social Publisher, connect your LinkedIn account and choose whether to post to your personal profile or a company page.
3. When writing a post, switch on “Share on LinkedIn” in the “Social Publisher — LinkedIn” box.
4. Publish the post. The LinkedIn post goes out at the same moment.

What appears on LinkedIn

You define the LinkedIn post separately from the blog post:

• Dedicated LinkedIn text: LinkedIn works differently from a blog, so there is a separate text field. If you leave it empty, the plugin uses the post text.
• Separate image: You choose an image (JPG or PNG) for LinkedIn. The featured image is not used automatically, so you stay in control.
• Live preview: Next to the text field you see how the post will look on LinkedIn.
• No duplicate posts: If you edit a post that was already shared, it is not posted again.

What the Pro version adds

For 9 € per month you get scheduling, a planned repost of posts that are already published, AI rewriting with your own Brand Voice, PDF carousels and an optional link back to the post.

Limits you should know

• Social Publisher posts to LinkedIn only, not to other networks.
• Each site has one LinkedIn connection, from which you pick the profile or company page.

If you need several networks, a multi-network tool is the better choice. There is an overview in The Best WordPress Plugins for LinkedIn in 2026.

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• Managing LinkedIn for multiple clients from WordPress
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For automatic LinkedIn posting from WordPress, seven plugins are worth a look in 2026: Social Publisher, WP LinkedIn Auto Publish, Blog2Social, Jetpack Social, Nelio Content, SchedulePress and FS Poster. Which one fits mainly depends on one question: do you only need LinkedIn, or several networks?

So you can put this in context: Social Publisher is our own plugin. We have not tested the other six in long-term use. The details below come from the plugin pages on wordpress.org and from the vendors’ websites, as of October 2, 2026.

The quick overview

If you only need LinkedIn

Social Publisher

Social Publisher does exactly one thing: when you publish a WordPress post, it also goes out on LinkedIn, on a personal profile or a company page. You write a dedicated LinkedIn text, choose an image and see a live preview in the editor. All of that is free.

The Pro version at 9 € per month adds AI rewriting with your own Brand Voice, scheduling, a planned repost of already published posts, and PDF carousels. The LinkedIn login runs through an OAuth proxy; no LinkedIn scripts are loaded on your site.

What you should know: the plugin is young and has only a few active installations so far. It works with posts only, not with pages or custom post types, and there is no automatic recurring rotation of old posts.

WP LinkedIn Auto Publish

WP LinkedIn Auto Publish is the established free option for LinkedIn only. According to its plugin page, it automatically publishes posts, custom posts and pages to your personal profile and to company pages you administer. The vendor describes it as simple, lightweight and free.

If you also want to share pages or custom post types and need neither AI rewriting nor a live preview, this is the obvious choice.

If you post to several networks

Blog2Social

With more than 50,000 active installations, Blog2Social is the largest plugin on this list. It shares content on many networks and offers post templates per network, scheduling and re-posting of older content. Important for LinkedIn: according to the plugin page, posting to your profile is free, posting to a company page is available from the Pro plan.

Jetpack Social

Jetpack Social comes from Automattic and shares posts on Facebook, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Mastodon, Instagram, Nextdoor, Threads and Bluesky. It includes scheduling tools. If you already use Jetpack, this is the shortest route.

Nelio Content

Nelio Content combines an editorial calendar with social media auto-posting. LinkedIn profiles and company pages are supported. According to the plugin page, its automations can create recurring timelines that re-share evergreen content. Scheduling and publishing run through an external service operated by the vendor.

SchedulePress

SchedulePress is first of all a scheduling tool for WordPress posts with a calendar. Automatic sharing on social media, including LinkedIn profiles and LinkedIn pages, comes on top. According to the plugin page, sharing to multiple profiles and regular sharing on fixed dates are part of the Pro version.

FS Poster

FS Poster is distributed through the vendor’s website and, by its own account, posts to 26 social networks and services, LinkedIn included. It is aimed at anyone who wants to serve as many channels as possible from WordPress.

Which plugin fits whom?

• LinkedIn only, dedicated text and preview in the editor: Social Publisher.
• LinkedIn only, including pages and custom post types, completely free: WP LinkedIn Auto Publish.
• Many networks from one plugin: Blog2Social or FS Poster.
• You already use Jetpack: Jetpack Social.
• Editorial planning and social media together: Nelio Content or SchedulePress.
• Re-share old posts automatically in a recurring rotation: Nelio Content. Social Publisher cannot do that; there you plan one repost per post.

More about our own plugin: Social Publisher at a glance.

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• How to auto-post WordPress posts to LinkedIn
• Auto-posting to LinkedIn and GDPR
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