Create/Add a thread(Tree Post)
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If you want to split your post or if it doesn't fit within 140 characters on X (Twitter), you can schedule multiple posts connected in a thread format.
- You can post multiple tweets as a thread, but you cannot change the posting time for each individual tweet in the thread.
- Threads cannot be created from the “Common” tab in the post creation screen.
Use the X (Twitter) or Threads account tab instead. - Threads are available on all plans, but only the Free plan has a limit on the number of threads you can create. For more details, please see About the Limit on Scheduled Thread Posts for the Free Plan.
- If you are subscribed to X Premium(Twitter Blue), you can post long-form content exceeding 140 characters
Creating/adding a thread
- From the menu, click "Post" and select "Scheduled posts".
- Click "New Post" in the top right of the screen.
- Click "Add posting destination" and select your X(Twitter) or Threads account.
- Enter your post content in the "Enter text" field.
- Click the "+" button in the bottom right of the text input field.
- If multiple destinations are selected, select the X (Twitter) or Threads account tab, then click the “+” button in the bottom right of the text field.
- A thread will be added where you can enter additional post content.
- Select a posting time, click "▼", and from the menu that appears, choose either "Schedule Post", "Add to Beginning of Queue", or "Add to Queue", then click the button with your selected menu option.
About the Limit on Scheduled Thread Posts for the Free Plan
On the Free plan, there is a limit on the number of scheduled thread posts.
- Free plan limit: You can create up to 1 thread-style scheduled post per SNS account.
- Other Plans: Unlimited.
- Number of Posts You Can Add to a Thread: You can add up to 50 posts per scheduled post.
- Thread Drafts: Unlimited.
About Scheduled Post Count
For scheduled thread posts, each post within the thread does not count toward your scheduled post limit.