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How Post.Social works
From one idea to every account—without repeating the work.
Create the post once, upload the media once and choose where it should appear. Keep the same version everywhere or adjust the text for a particular network, then publish now or schedule it—all from one clear workflow.
The whole process at a glance
- 01
Set up
Name the brand or site.
- 02
Connect
Add the accounts you use.
- 03
Create
Write and upload once.
- 04
Choose
Select one or many accounts.
- 05
Adjust
Change only what needs changing.
- 06
Publish
Send now or schedule.
- 07
Review
See every account result.
1
Start organized
Create a simple space for what you publish.
Post.Social calls this a Project. It is simply the place where one brand, business or website keeps its connected accounts, posts, schedule and history together.
If you manage only one brand, one Project may be all you ever need.
If you manage several unrelated brands or websites, separate Projects prevent the wrong account, timezone or post from being selected by accident.
- Give it a clear name.
- Choose the timezone used for scheduled posts.
- Optionally save default account selections and post tags for faster setup later.
2
Connect your accounts
Add the places where your audience already follows you.
Connect all the social accounts, Telegram channels and WordPress websites you publish to. They stay ready in Post.Social, so you do not have to open and sign in to every app whenever you have something new to share.
Standard Networks
Follow the short setup shown on screen
Post.Social explains what is needed for Bluesky, Telegram, VK or WordPress and checks the connection before you use it.
Plans are based on successful publications, not the number of connected accounts.
See supported networks and setup details →3
Create the shared post
Write it once. Upload everything once.
The main post is the starting version for every account you select. Instead of recreating the same content in a browser full of tabs or ten different apps, you prepare it once in one editor.
- Write the text and include any links.
- Upload images or a supported video and arrange the media in the right order.
- Add an optional title, tags and location.
- Save a draft at any point without publishing anything.
Your uploads remain attached to the draft, so a validation correction does not mean uploading the files again.
Optional AI assistance
Use AI where it saves time, then review the result yourself.
The AI assistant works inside the post editor. It can help you start from a short brief, create account-specific versions or rewrite long text for X and Bluesky.
You always see the proposed text first. Apply only the versions you want; the assistant never saves, schedules or publishes a post on its own.
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Ask for help
Describe the post or choose an existing text to adapt.
- 2
Review the previews
Compare the draft or account versions and regenerate any one of them.
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Apply what works
Keep full control by applying only the suggestions you approve.
4
Choose the accounts
Decide exactly where this post should appear.
Select one account, a few accounts or every relevant account. Nothing goes anywhere simply because it is connected—you choose the recipients for each post.
Use checkboxes for a one-off selection
Useful when a post belongs on only some of your accounts.
Apply a saved preset
Select a familiar group such as “Main brand” or “Weekly update” in one click.
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Adjust only where needed
Keep the common version—or tailor one account.
Every selected account begins with the shared post. Open an account preview only when its version needs different text, title, tags or another supported setting.
- Shorten the X text without changing Instagram or Facebook.
- Use different wording for one business page or profile.
- Choose WordPress categories and other settings supported by that account.
The adjustment is saved with the post, so it is still there when you return to edit or publish again.
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Publish now or schedule
One action replaces a round of manual uploads.
When everything looks right, choose the action that matches your day.
Save & Publish
Save the latest content and send it to every selected account. You can also use Publish Now on one account preview when only that account should receive the post.
Save & Schedule
Choose one future date, time and timezone. The post appears in the Calendar and chronological List until it is sent.
Before processing begins, a scheduled post can be edited, moved to another time or returned to Draft by clearing its schedule.
What happens after you click Publish
Every account is handled and tracked separately.
Post.Social prepares the correct saved version for each selected account and sends the deliveries. One account having a problem does not erase the successful results from the others.
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The versions are fixed
The text, media and settings being sent are recorded for each account.
02
Each account is sent separately
Five selected accounts receive five independently tracked results.
03
Temporary problems are handled safely
Eligible network or connection failures may be retried automatically without creating another usage charge.
04
Only success uses allowance
A successful delivery to one account counts as one publication. Failed attempts do not.
If nine accounts publish and one fails, you see nine successes and one clear failure—not one confusing result for the whole batch.
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Review the results
Know exactly what was published and where.
History gives every account its own status. You can confirm successful posts, understand a failure and see the exact version that was sent without checking every app manually.
- See queued, processing, successful and failed results.
- Review the sent text, tags, link and media for each account.
- Open the published post directly when the network returns a link.
- Keep earlier results intact even after the editable post changes.
The next post is even faster
Reuse the work you have already done.
Your posts remain in a searchable library. Edit a draft, update a published post or duplicate an existing one as the starting point for a new campaign.
Search
Find saved work by title or caption.
Duplicate
Copy a post with its media and account adjustments.
Publish again
Make the necessary edits and create a fresh delivery.
For WordPress publishers
Your website can be part of the same workflow.
Use Post.Social directly, or connect an existing SNAP workflow without giving up the WordPress tools you already know.
Direct WordPress publishing
Select your website like another account.
Connect the site, compose in Post.Social and publish a complete WordPress post with supported media, title, categories and tags.
Post.Social with SNAP
Keep creating and scheduling in WordPress.
When a SNAP post is ready to go, SNAP sends the publishing request to Post.Social for the supported social accounts connected to that site. WordPress remains in control of its content and timing.
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WordPress connection or SNAP publishing screen
Suggested screenshot: choose whichever real integration screen explains the workflow most clearly.
What disappears from your routine
Less switching. Less uploading. Less checking.
Task
Before
With Post.Social
Write the post
Copy it into every app
Write it once
Add media
Upload the same files repeatedly
Upload once
Adapt the copy
Rebuild every version
Change only the exceptions
Schedule
Set the time in several places
Use one calendar
Check results
Open every account again
Review one history
Common questions
A few details before your first post.
Do I have to publish to every connected account?
No. Choose the accounts separately for every post, apply a saved preset or publish only from one account preview.
Can I use the same image with different text?
Yes. Media is shared by the post while the text, title, tags and supported settings can be adjusted for a network or account.
Can I save my work before publishing?
Yes. Save a draft with its uploads, selections and adjustments, then return whenever you are ready.
What if one account rejects the post?
The other accounts continue independently. History shows the successful results and a safe error explanation for the account that failed.
Can I edit a scheduled post?
Yes. Before delivery processing begins, edit the content, change the date or time, or clear the schedule and return the post to Draft.
What counts toward my plan?
One successful delivery to one account counts as one publication. Failed attempts and automatic technical retries do not create another charge.
Your next post can be the last one you upload ten times.
Start free, connect the accounts you use and publish the same idea everywhere from one comfortable workflow.
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