Creating Content

inblog offers two content creation methods: the built-in inblog Editor or a Notion-based Editor, selectable from the right sidebar.

inblog offers "two content creation methods" that users can select from the Editor type menu in the right sidebar: the inblog Editor or a Notion-based Editor.

inblog Editor

The built-in editor enables users to write using familiar text tools and leverage slash commands to insert structured elements. Supported blocks include headings (H2, H3, H4), tables, lists, quotes, code snippets, dividers, callouts, emojis, bookmarks, images (max 10MB), HTML embeds, and form embeds from platforms like HubSpot, Tally, Google Forms, and Typeform.

Inserting Images

To add an image to the post body, type / in the editor and select the Image block. Then click to upload a file from your device, or drag and drop an image file directly into the editor.

• Maximum file size: 10 MB
• Supported formats: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and other common image formats

If uploads keep failing, check that the file is under 10 MB.

Notion Editor

To use Notion as your editor, switch the Editor type setting and then navigate to Share → Publish → Publish to Web in Notion to copy the web link. Paste this into the Notion Page URL field in inblog. The documentation notes several limitations: "Navigation to subpages within Notion is not supported," image captions function as alt text, and heading levels shift down (Notion H1 becomes H2 in inblog).

Call to Action Configuration

Writers can add a CTA button at the post's conclusion by clicking + Add CTA button and configuring button text (30 characters or fewer recommended), URL destination, and button color. The CTA won't display unless configured.

Template Blocks

Users can save frequently used content blocks as templates through the editor's bubble menu, then reuse them by typing "/" and selecting from the Frequently used blocks option.

Embedding External Content with the HTML Block

For content not covered by inblog's built-in blocks (Google Maps, Vimeo, third-party widgets), type / in the body, choose the HTML embed block, and paste the embed (iframe) code the service provides.

• Google Maps: Use the <iframe ... src="https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=..."> code from Share → Embed a map. Shortened maps.app.goo.gl/... links cannot be embedded.
• Videos other than YouTube (e.g., Vimeo): Paste the iframe from the platform's "copy embed code" into the HTML block. (For YouTube, use the dedicated embedding block.)
• Save frequently reused embeds as template blocks (see above).

Scripts that apply site-wide (e.g., chat widgets, Google Tag) belong in Settings → Advanced → Code injection, not in the post body.

Last updated 2026-06-16