Crosspost from Facebook to Bluesky Automatically

IFTTT has an applet that connects Facebook Pages to Bluesky: when you publish a new Facebook page post, it creates a Bluesky post with the content.

Dlvr.it offers similar functionality with more control over formatting.

Buffer now supports Bluesky natively, so you can schedule and crosspost from a single dashboard if you're already using Buffer for Facebook.

For text-only Facebook posts, the automation works cleanly within the 300-character limit.

For longer posts, the tool cuts off the text — worth editing the Bluesky draft before it goes live.

Bluesky's current audience is smaller and more curated than Facebook's — tech-adjacent, interested in open protocols, skeptical of corporate social media.

Content that does well on Facebook (inspirational quotes, personal life updates, broad community announcements) doesn't tend to land the same way on Bluesky.

Direct, substantive posts perform better.

Bluesky users also notice and dislike cross-posted content that looks automated or generic.

If you're posting the same thing everywhere unchanged, the Bluesky community will call it out.

PostOnce connects your Facebook page to Bluesky and publishes adapted posts automatically — formatted to fit within 300 characters and written in the direct style that Bluesky users respond to.

Your Bluesky audience stays updated without you managing a separate posting workflow.