What you can post
Text
A description of up to 40,000 characters, and a title, which every shot needs.
Media
Exactly one image of 400 × 300 or 800 × 600 pixels. Dribbble takes GIF, JPG or PNG files of up to 8 MB.
Post types
Shot, on your own profile or for a team you belong to.
Analytics
No analytics for Dribbble.
Connect Dribbble
The account you connect needs to be allowed to upload shots.1
Open Add Channel
Open Channels and choose Add Channel, then Dribbble.
2
Sign in to Dribbble
Sign in to Dribbble and approve access.
3
Check that it connected
The channel appears in the Channels list with its avatar and name.
Post settings
Each Dribbble post in the composer has these settings:- Title: the shot title. Required.
- Select a team: post the shot for one of your Dribbble teams. Shown only when your account belongs to a team. Leave it empty to post on your own profile.
Good to know
- Before a post is scheduled, PostQueen checks that it has exactly one image, that the image is a GIF, JPG or PNG of up to 8 MB, and that it measures exactly 400 × 300 or 800 × 600 pixels. An image of another size is refused with “Dribbble needs an image of exactly 400 x 300 or 800 x 600 pixels. This one is 1600 x 1200.”, with your image’s own size.
- Whether the account may upload shots is Dribbble’s rule, and PostQueen does not check it first. When Dribbble refuses a shot, the post fails with Dribbble’s reason.
- A Dribbble connection does not expire. If access is withdrawn on Dribbble’s side, the channel asks to be reconnected.
Next steps
Create a post
Write once for several channels, then schedule it, save a draft or post now.
All channels
What each network posts, its text limit and how to connect it.
Post from an AI agent
Ask Grok Bot, Muse, ChatGPT, Claude or another agent to schedule the post for you.
A post did not go out
Why a post fails and what to do about it.