Reddit auto poster that respects subreddit rules

Reddit punishes copy-paste

Most subreddits remove posts that look like the same promotion dropped in several places, and moderators notice accounts that only ever post their own links. A Reddit auto poster that pastes one text everywhere gets you banned faster than doing nothing.

Postwire treats each subreddit as its own target: the package carries a title and body written for that community, and validation rejects variants whose body is too similar to another subreddit's.

How the post goes out

Reddit is filled by the Chrome extension in your own logged-in profile: it opens the submit page, fills the title (up to 300 characters) and body, attaches images and stops at the post button for you to click. The default cap is 2 Reddit posts a day, with no more than two promotional posts a week.

Read each subreddit's rules yourself before targeting it; Postwire cannot know a community's unwritten norms.

Frequently asked

Can I post the same thing to several subreddits?

Not with Postwire: each subreddit gets its own written version, and near-identical bodies are rejected.

Does it use the Reddit API?

No. Reddit posts are filled in the web editor by the Chrome extension, using your own login in a dedicated profile.

Will this get my account banned?

No tool can promise that. Postwire keeps volume low and avoids duplicate posts, but subreddit rules and your posting history decide.

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