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comments 9 Blogger Desktop Editor & Applications - Write and Save Posts Offline

Hi Bloggers, have you ever thought about having a blogger desktop editor or any blogger desktop applications by which you can write and save posts offline?. what an amazing and time saving idea hmm?.

There are many web tools for the bloggers job, but nothing can get to give you the convenience and speed that desktop applications offer. So, here is a list of some handpicked application, that can possibly increase a blogger’s productivity. You can use and control almost all features that you see in web editors using these desktop clients, they also integrate with almost all popular Blogging platforms

Blogger Desktop Editor & Applications

Windows Live Writer

Writer makes it easy to share your photos and videos on almost any blog service—Windows Live, Wordpress, Blogger, LiveJournal, TypePad, and many more.

Writer is already packed with useful features, but if you like to tinker, there are all sorts of plug-ins you can add to help you do even more—like insert your stuff from Facebook, Flickr, or other websites.

With Writer, you can preview everything you’re adding to your blog, to see how the fonts, spacing, colors, and images will look, before you publish.
Instant preview.






Supports: Windows Live, Wordpress, Blogger, LiveJournal, TypePad, SharePoint, Community Server, and many more.
License: FREE

Zoundry Raven

Zoundry Raven™ is our most advanced WYSIWYG full featured editor that makes posting to your blog easier and faster. It's as easy to use as a word processor, plus we include simple tools to add links, tags, photos, music and video files, and more.






Supports: Blogger, Movable Type & TypePad, Windows Live Spaces, WordPress, and more...
License: FREE

Blogdesk

As an offline weblog client, BlogDesk lets you comfortably write and effortlessly publish new entries to your blog.

No need to use those annoying HTML Tags in the WYSIWYG editor. Images can be directly inserted and are automatically uploaded. Even publishing simultaneously to multiple blogs is a matter of a click.






Supports: Blogger, Movable Type & TypePad, Windows Live Spaces, WordPress, and more...
License: FREE

Blog Jet

Blogjet is the most advanced Windows blog editor and manager. Get convenience and speed of a native application, and the ability to write posts offline using Blog jet. This popular Windows blog client can used for almost all blogging platforms. A beautifully designed WSIWYG editor lets you create your blog posts with ease with no HTML knowledge required. You can add image, videos, tags and smileys and multiple attachments.






Supports: WordPress, TypePad, Movable Type, Blogger, MSN Live Spaces, Blogware, BlogHarbor, Squarespace, Drupal, Community Server, etc.
License: Free limited trial (Single user License costs $39.95)


Ecto

ecto is a feature-rich desktop blogging client for MacOSX and Windows, supporting a wide range of weblog systems. With ecto you can write and manage entries for your weblog(s). The advantage over using your weblog's control panel is that you can compose entries offline and use the extra features ecto offers, such as spellcheck, creating links, attachments, and much more. ecto is designed to make blogging much more easier and yet give the users as much power as possible to manage their weblogs.






Supports: Blogger, Blojsom, Drupal, MovableType, Nucleus, TypePad, WordPress, and more.
License: 21 day trial version (Full version costs $17.95)


Perfect Journal

Perfect Journal is the FrontPage/Dreamweaver of the Blogging. Create your journal entry in PerfectJournal and publish it directly to Blogger.com. No more worrying whether your blogging site might go down or out of business with your content. Create, write, rewrite offline and publish online, Integrate your blog thoughts with all your other content and search it quickly. Currently supports publishing directly to Blogger.com only.







Supports: Blogger.com
License: FREE

Anconia RocketPost

RocketPost is smart blog software for power bloggers. It has one of the easisiest WYSIWYG editor, full local editing and full blog import. And it works just like email, so you already know how to use it.

Speed up your blogging with one-click Technorati, Flickr and Del.icio.us tags, built-in photo editing, instant photo albums, automatic linking to related posts, quote tracking, quick linking, drop caps, pull quotes and a running word count. Its fully multithreaded design lets you edit multiple posts and publish to multiple blogs at the same time, so it never slows you down.






Supports: Blogger™ (new and old), Movable Type™, WordPress, TypePad™, MSN Spaces™, BlogHarbor™, Drupal, dasBlog, BlogEngine.NET, .Text and SquareSpace™
License:
Free RocketPost [2 Basic · 1 blog on Blogger or Live Spaces]
$49 RocketPost [2 Professional · unlimited blogs]
$29 RocketPost [2 Home · 1 blog of any type]

Qumana

You don't need to know a thing about HTML code to make perfect posts. Write your posts at your own pace without having to be online. you can Publish your post, then repost it instantly to another blog. No more messing with different blog accounts or hosting services.






Supports: Angelfire,Blogger/Blogspot, BlogHarbor, Blogware, Bryght, DiaryLand, Drupal, LiveJournal, MovableType, MSN Spaces, Tripod, TypePad, Roller, SquareSpace, Wordpress.com, Wordpress.org
License: FREE

Wblogger

The w.bloggar is an application that acts as an interface between the user and one or more blog(s); in other words, it is a Post and Template editor, with several features and resources that the browser based blog editors do not offer. Another great advantage of w.bloggar is that it is compatible with most of the weblog systems available, allowing an advanced user to have only one interface to several accounts hosted on several different sites, using different publishing systems.






Supports: Blogger, Wordpress, MSN Spaces, TypePad, BigBlogTool, Blogalia, TheBlog, Blog-City, EraBlog.NET, Upsaid, UBlog, SquareSpace, BlogWare, DearDiary.Net.
License: FREE.

So try one by one and let me know which one is best for your niche and why?, happy blogging :)