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Keep the ideas coming on X.

Share a quick update or tell the longer story in a thread. Draft, preview, and plan it while you have something to say.

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A good thread starts with a real idea.

Example post. Yours starts with your business.

Write the story before splitting it up.

Use the thread composer to keep the parts in order. Read each post on its own and check that the whole thread still makes sense before scheduling it.

Make every character useful.

Check the count as you write, including links. OpenPost uses the posting limit available to your connected account, so a short update and a longer post get the right checks.

Keep launch day from becoming a copy-and-paste job.

Prepare your announcement, a demo, and follow-up posts together. Adapt the same idea for LinkedIn or Bluesky without starting again.

The tools for your next X post, already together.

Three ideas for your
next post.

  • A short launch announcement with a working link
  • A thread explaining a useful process
  • A screenshot of a small improvement

A little more about
X.

Help with connecting accounts
Can I write longer posts with an X subscription?

OpenPost checks the subscription and posting limits available to your connected X account. When the account’s longer-post access cannot be confirmed, it uses the standard limit.

What can I prepare for X?

OpenPost includes these formats. Check the options available to your account before scheduling.

  • Post, thread, or link: Text only
  • Image post: 1-4 JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF images
  • Video: 1 MP4 or QuickTime video
Can I prepare posts for other channels too?

Yes. Start with one idea, select your accounts, then change the text and media for each channel. Your drafts and planned posts stay together in one calendar.

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Do I need to install anything?

No. OpenPost Cloud runs in your browser. You can also try the free image and video editors before creating an account. Full video editing works best in desktop Chrome or Edge.

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