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How to Create and Publish Posts on ConnectPi Web

Last updated 2026-11-11•4 min read

ConnectPi is the social home for the global Pi Network community. Creating posts lets you share updates, trade ideas, discuss Pioneer initiatives, and earn engagement rewards.


1. Opening the Post Creator#

You can start creating a post from several convenient locations across the platform:

On Desktop & Laptops#

When browsing connectpi.in on your computer, you have two instant entry points:

  • Option A (Sidebar): Click the purple + New Post button in the left navigation sidebar.
  • Option B (Home Banner): Click the white Create Post button (or the "What's happening in Pi Network...?" prompt) in the central home feed banner.
ConnectPi desktop home feed highlighting the sidebar + New Post button and banner Create Post button
Access the post creator on desktop from either the left navigation sidebar or the main banner.

On Mobile Devices & Pi Browser#

When accessing ConnectPi on your mobile phone:

  • Option A (Home Banner): Tap the Create Post button in the top banner.
  • Option B (Floating Action Button): Tap the round blue (+) Floating Action Button (FAB) fixed at the bottom right corner of your screen.
ConnectPi mobile home view highlighting the top banner Create Post button and the bottom-right floating action button
On mobile, tap the top banner button or the bottom-right floating (+) action button.

2. Composing Your Post & Using Media Tools#

Clicking any of the post buttons opens the Create a new post modal editor:

Create a new post dialog showing text editor, audience visibility pills, media buttons, and the Post button
The ConnectPi post editor equipped with media attachments, mentions, and audience filters.
  1. Write your message & check character limits

    Type your message into the "What's happening...?" text area.

    • Standard Accounts: Up to 350 characters.
    • Premium Accounts: Up to 700 characters with a verified blue Pioneer badge.

    A live character counter in the bottom-right corner displays your remaining allowance.

  2. Attach photos, videos, or paste from clipboard

    You can enrich your post with media through three flexible methods:

    • File Picker: Click the Gallery (Image) icon or Camera (Video) icon in the bottom toolbar to upload media files from your device.
    • Drag & Drop: Drag an image or video directly from your computer files and drop it onto the dialog.
    • Clipboard Paste: Copy any screenshot (Ctrl+C or Cmd+C) and press Ctrl+V inside the editor to upload instantly!
  3. Tag Pioneers with Mentions (@) and Hashtags (#)

    • Click the @ icon (or type @ in your text) to search for any registered Pioneer by username and tag them with instant autocomplete.
    • Use #hashtags (e.g. #PiNetwork, #ConnectPi, #Crypto) to group your post with trending discussions.
  4. Set your audience visibility

    Under "Who can see this post?", select your target distribution:

    • ALL: Broadcasted across all public feeds.
    • Global: Featured in international discovery feeds.
    • Local: Targeted to Pioneers in your geographic region (requires enabling Share Location).
  5. Choose a topic category

    Click Choose under the category selector to tag your post (e.g. General, Pi Network, Tech, Marketplace, or Governance). Categorizing posts helps other Pioneers discover your content.

  6. Publish your post

    Review your post and tap the blue Post button in the bottom right corner. Your content is published live immediately!



3. Post Limits Comparison#

FeatureStandard AccountConnectPi Premium
Character Limit350 characters700 characters
Media Attachments per Post1 fileUp to 5 files
Daily Media Posts3 posts5 posts
Verified Blue Badge—Included (Note: Golden badges are strictly reserved for official ConnectPi admins)
Ad-Free Browsing—Included

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