# Create decentralized blog

Planet is a free and open source tool for publishing and following web content. It doesn't rely on a central server or service, and instead uses IPFS for peer-to-peer content distribution.

Download Planet (Mac): <https://www.planetable.xyz/>

Planet doesn't have a <mark style="color:orange;">windows</mark> client at the moment.

Step 1: Publish your blog using Planet

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Right-click on your blog and select "Show IPFS and CID"

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Step 3: Copy the CID

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Step 4: Save the CID to your domain

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<mark style="color:green;">Congratulations, your decentralized blog has been released. demo blog:</mark> [<mark style="color:blue;">https://vitalik2.core.limo/</mark>](https://vitalik2.core.limo/)


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