Step-by-step guide
How to schedule Threads posts
To schedule a Threads post in Repping.AI, connect your Threads account, write the post within 500 characters, add an image, a video or a carousel of up to 20 items, and pick a time. Add an optional first reply. This guide covers the clicks. The Threads scheduler page covers the API rules.
Start for freeSteps
- 1Connect your Threads account to Repping.AI.
- 2Write the post within 500 characters and add an image, a video or a carousel.
- 3Pick the date and time on the calendar.
- 4Schedule the post.
- 5Open Threads after it publishes to check the result.
Helpful tips
Count emojis carefully
Threads counts emojis by their UTF-8 byte size toward the 500 character limit. Leave a margin.
Open with a question or a clear claim
Short posts need a clear first line. Write it before you add anything else.
Check the first post
Publish one Threads post and check it on your profile before you queue more.
Threads support in Repping.AI today
Publishing: Live. Post performance metrics: collected daily for published posts.
Supported formats and options
- Text posts up to 500 characters
- Image and video posts
- Carousels with up to 20 images or videos
- First reply
Setup
- Connect Threads with OAuth.
Platform rules to know
- Threads counts each emoji by its UTF-8 byte size toward the 500 character limit.
Platform rules and related tools
Platform rules, limits and sources
Frequently asked questions
Can I schedule Threads posts for free?
Create your page and use free tools. Free includes 3 lifetime posts and 10 lifetime AI credits. Creator adds full publishing and a monthly AI credit allowance.
What is the Threads character limit?
Threads text posts are limited to 500 characters, and emojis count by their UTF-8 byte size, according to the Threads API guide.
Can I schedule a reply?
Yes. Add a first reply in the composer. Repping.AI posts it under your post right after the post publishes.
How is this different from the Threads scheduler page?
This guide is the step-by-step how-to. The Threads scheduler page covers the sourced API limits and every Threads format Repping.AI publishes.