Publishing — one post to several networks and a feed of what went out

How to publish a post to Instagram, TikTok, Threads, YouTube, Pinterest and a Telegram channel from one window, what each network accepts, and how to see exactly what was posted.

The Publishing page shows everything that will go out and has gone out across your networks. It is also where you create a new post — to several accounts at once or on a schedule.

How to publish a post#

1. Click "New post".
2. Where. Tick the accounts. Nothing is selected in advance — the post only goes where you clicked.
3. What. Drop photos or a video, or just write text. Craft picks the post type itself: - a video becomes a short video (Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts); - two or more photos become a carousel; - one photo or text only becomes a Threads post and a Telegram channel post.
4. When. "Now" or "Schedule".
5. Click "Publish".

The preview on the left shows how the post will look — switch networks to see each one.

What each network accepts#

If an account can't take what you added, it fades out and the reason is shown under its name. That account won't get the post; the others will.

• Instagram — a carousel of 2+ photos or a video. Caption up to 2,200 characters, no more than 30 hashtags.
• TikTok — a carousel or a video. You can write a separate caption for it. Fill in the TikTok settings before publishing — the button stays inactive without them.
• YouTube — video only. Title up to 100 characters; if left empty, the first 100 characters of the caption are used.
• Threads — text up to 500 characters, photos allowed. The reply in the thread is also up to 500.
• Pinterest — images only; pick a board for each account.
• Telegram channel — supports formatting: bold, italic, quotes, spoilers, links. Other networks get the same text without formatting. See the article on publishing to Telegram channels.

The feed#

• Upcoming — scheduled posts by day.
• Already out — published posts and the ones that failed.
• At the top: how many go out today, how many went out this week, and how many failed. Filters: "Scheduled", "Published", "Failed". There is also a calendar view.

Each post has a status: "Scheduled", "Publishing", "Published" or "Failed". A failed post shows the reason and a "Retry" button.

What exactly was posted#

Click a post in the feed to open the post itself, without going to the network:

• every carousel image (use the arrows, the ← → keys or swipe on a phone);
• the text exactly as it was sent — you can copy it;
• for a Telegram channel — the formatting and the buttons under the post;
• where and when it went out, plus an "Open in…" link.