Twitter scheduling
Schedule Twitter posts in PostQuickAI from a laptop or your phone's browser. Write a week of tweets when you have time, and they post to X at the times you set, even on the days you are busy.
7-day free trial on your first plan. Card required. Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.

Most people who schedule Twitter posts are creators, founders or agencies who can't be on X at the right time every day.
PostQuickAI posts for them from our servers, so nobody has to keep a tab open.
What you can schedule
You might recognise one of these:
In PostQuickAI you write, schedule and let it post, with an AI assistant if you want help writing.
Our servers post your tweets, so they go out when you:
Schedule the same formats you would post by hand:
Formats:
A typical week mixes quick text posts with a couple of images and the odd video.
If writing is the slow part, use:
If you post for several brands or clients:
each one gets a content group with its own X account:
Each group keeps its own brand voice, media and posts.
Sign in with X and allow PostQuickAI to post for you.
Any of these:
Attach:
Times use your browser's time zone.
You don't need to be online. Check the calendar afterwards to see that it went out.
| Feature | What It Does | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduled posting | Posts to X at your scheduled time | You post daily without opening X |
| Publishing from our servers | Works while you are offline | No tab to keep open |
| Text, images and video | Text, up to 4 images, or video up to 512MB | A mixed feed |
| Calendar | Shows tweets by date | You spot empty days |
| Composer assistant | Writes a first draft for you to edit | You start from a draft |
| Proofreading and tone | Suggests edits you accept or discard | Fewer typos in public |
| Content Groups | Keeps brands or clients apart | Each has its own X account |
So you know what to expect:
Scheduling lets you:
A simple week:
When meetings fill your day, posting slips first.
Block an hour a week:
Scheduling helps by:
Each client is a content group, and you schedule them all from one login.
Scheduling won't fix a weak tweet, but it makes good habits easier.
They are easy to write in bulk. For example:
A good X feed usually has:
Scheduled posts keep the feed going, so live posts are extra.
The tweets post themselves, but growth comes from what you do after:
Scheduling gives you the time to do it.
It slips when you get busy or forget.
Scheduling separates writing time from posting time.
X's own scheduler posts to X only. PostQuickAI adds a calendar, an AI assistant, content groups for several brands, and posting to seven other networks.
PostQuickAI schedules both single posts and threads, where each part posts as a reply to the one before.
Your first plan starts with a 7-day free trial (card required):
See full details on /pricing
With PostQuickAI you can:
Yes. Connect your X account, write the post, choose a date and time, and PostQuickAI posts it then.
No. Our servers post scheduled tweets, so you can be offline.
Yes, up to 4 images per post.
Yes, up to 512MB.
PostQuickAI posts through X's official API, like any other app. Views depend on the post, the time and the replies, and scheduling lets you post at times you would otherwise miss.
Yes. PostQuickAI runs in your phone's browser, so you can write and schedule there. Your phone doesn't need to be on when the tweet posts.
Yes. Each part of a thread posts as a reply to the one before.
No. Plans start at $15/month, and your first plan starts with a 7-day free trial (card required).
Write a week of tweets in one sitting, add images or video, and let PostQuickAI post them.