Schedule one post to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Telegram and more from one screen, then edit, copy or cancel it in the Content calendar.
You write a post once in Publish everywhere, pick the networks, choose "Schedule" under When, and pick a date and time. The post is stored on our servers and goes out at that moment even if your computer is off. Everything you scheduled then lives in the Content calendar, where you can change the time, the text or the networks, make a copy, or cancel it.
TikTok is the one exception: TikTok posts cannot be scheduled. More on that below.

The publish job starts at the time you set and uploads to each network separately. Each network gets its own result: a link to the published post, or the reason it failed. A network that fails for a temporary reason is retried automatically a few times. After the time passes, the item moves to the Published tab with a status per network.
There is also a guard against posting too densely. If you schedule many posts to the same account in a short time, the screen warns you, because networks can limit accounts that post at a spam-like rate.
TikTok requires that a person presses Publish for each post, after choosing who can view it. So StreamLive Pro refuses a scheduled post that includes TikTok and tells you to publish to TikTok now or untick it. A practical way to work: schedule the other networks, and post the TikTok version yourself at the same time. Details: Post a video to TikTok from your computer.
If an item in the Content calendar shows Manual on TikTok, it is waiting for you: click Open the TikTok form when the time comes.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| The schedule button is greyed out with a message about YouTube | YouTube needs "who can watch" and "made for kids" | Answer both in the YouTube section under the networks |
| "TikTok posts cannot be scheduled" | TikTok is ticked | Untick TikTok, schedule the rest, post TikTok by hand |
| The post failed on one network | The connection expired, or the network refused the file | Open the item, read the reason, click Reconnect and then Try again |
| Your plan allows fewer channels per publish | You ticked more accounts than your plan allows | Untick some, or see /pricing?lang=en |
| The post went out an hour off | The browser's time zone differs from where you are | Check the computer's time zone before scheduling while travelling |
No. The scheduled post is stored on our servers with its file, and a background process publishes it at the time you set.
No. TikTok requires a person to press Publish for each post, so scheduled TikTok posts are refused. Schedule the other networks and post the TikTok version yourself.
Open the Content calendar, find the post in the Scheduled tab and click Edit. You can change the time, title, text, cover and networks while it is still scheduled.
Yes. Duplicate creates a new copy with the same file, text and networks and asks you for a new time.
Yes, if you connected it. It can list, edit and cancel scheduled posts, and it asks for your approval before cancelling.
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