Blogger API

API

RESTful API for managing Blogger content

Overview

The Blogger API is a RESTful service enabling client apps to view, create, update, and delete Blogger content (posts, comments, pages, labels). It uses JSON for request/response formats. Key endpoints include retrieving blog details (/blogs/{blogId}), listing posts (/blogs/{blogId}/posts), and managing comments. Use cases: Automate post scheduling, sync blog data with CMS platforms, build custom dashboards for multi-blog management, or integrate Blogger content into third-party apps. Authentication: API keys for read-only access, OAuth 2.0 for write operations.

Example Integration (JavaScript)

script.js JS


fetch('https://developers.google.com/blogger/')
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(data => console.log(data))
  .catch(err => console.error(err));

Key Features

RESTful Architecture
JSON Support
OAuth 2.0 Authentication
CRUD Operations
Blog Metadata Access

Frequently Asked Questions

? Is the Blogger API free to use?

Yes, it’s free, though rate limits exist to ensure fair usage.

? Does it require authentication?

Read operations use API keys; write operations need OAuth 2.0.

? What response format does it use?

All responses are in JSON format.

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Tool Info

Pricing Free

Category Social

Platform Public API

Pros

⊕ Google-backed Reliability
⊕ Comprehensive Content Management
⊕ Google Ecosystem Integration
⊕ Extensive Documentation
⊕ Free Usage

Cons

⊖ OAuth 2.0 Overhead for Writes
⊖ Rate Limits Apply
⊖ Blogger-specific
⊖ Limited Advanced Customization