Update date: February 25, 2025
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You can change the Scheduled tweets screen to a calendar view.
Post (Legacy)
Change to calendar view
- Click Scheduled tweets.
- Click the symbol in the upper right corner of the list of scheduled posts.
- calendar view was changed to calendar view.
- To make the list view available, click on this symbol.
Tweet from your calendar
- Click Schedule tweets.
- You can tweet at any time by clicking the blank space in the calendar, and you can tweet at that time. You can also tweet at a specific time by clicking the blank in the calendar.
- If you have set up a reservation frame, the reservation frame is displayed for that time period.
- You can add tweets to the reservation slots by clicking on the reservation slots.
Crosspost
The Crosspost calendar is in beta. In the beta version, you can schedule and review posts using the monthly calendar. The weekly calendar is scheduled for release in late March 2025.
Calendar Post Schedule Review
- Click "Post" from the menu and select "Calendar (Beta)".
- If you want to check posts for a specific social media account only, click on that social media account.
- If you want to check posts for multiple social media accounts, hover over the social media accounts and click their checkboxes.
- *The ability to view posts from multiple social media accounts simultaneously is only available in the PC version.
Schedule Posts from the Calendar
- Click "Post" from the menu and select "Calendar (Beta)".
- Click on an empty time slot in the calendar. The scheduled post creation screen will open.
- For more details about creating scheduled posts, please check Scheduling posts on X (Twitter), Instagram, and Facebook (Scheduled posts).
- If you have set up time slots, they will be displayed in those time periods. Click on a time slot to add a post to it.
- For more information about time slots, please check Tweet at a scheduled time every week (scheduling slot).