Schedule tweets in bulk using Upload CSV feature
Import large files into your Hypefury account; allowing you to import any tweets from any files you may have created over the years. Just head over to your Powerups page and scroll over to the Upload CSV tool and click on Upload.
From there, you would be able to select a few options including setting a Recurrent Post category, crossposting to other platforms, and setting the tweets as Evergreen.
Uploaded tweets will follow your current posting schedule. To learn more on how to change your Posting Schedule, check out this article.
The Hypefury Composer is simple to use and gives you a better layout as well as an idea as to how your tweets will look.
When uploading your tweets via CSV files, be sure to arrange your tweets by cells i.e. First tweet of the day in cell A1, second tweet in cell A2. Also, populate only the first column, which is ‘Column A’ in excel. During the uploading process, only the tweets in the first column will be generated.
Given that Twitter has set its tweet limit to 280 characters, then if you populate a cell with over 280 characters or 50 words, they will be broken into multiple tweets during the uploading process. It is best practice to keep each tweet at 50 words or less.
It is advised not to edit your CSV files using a text editor. Doing so may result in your data being corrupted or being all over the place. Please be sure to use a Spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel or LibreOffice to edit or view your CSV files.
LibreOffice is a free Office Suite product and is available on Linux, Mac and Windows platforms. You can download the product from the following website: https://www.libreoffice.org/.
Neat Office will not work with our system and will cause corruption in your files if there is a need to update content and re-upload.
Please ensure that your cells are not delimited.
When a column is delimited, a character such as a comma (,) can separate a string of text. So in a cell where you have written “Nissan, Honda, Toyota and BMWs are great brands”, the cell will produce only the text “Nissan”. To remove the delimited operation from the column, do the following:
In a new Excel document, highlight the first column
select the Data tab at the top
Then select ‘Text to Columns’
You will see two options ‘Delimited’ and ‘Fixed Width’. Select ‘Fixed Width’.
Select ‘Finish’
Now go and write your tweets 😎
Upon exporting, your application may ask if you want to "use double quotes as a delimiter" or similar (single quotes, commas, etc). You should turn this off and try to have an exported version without delimiters.
Note that the file must be saved with UTF-8 encoding.
Still struggling? Contact our support via chat or support@hypefury.com
From there, you would be able to select a few options including setting a Recurrent Post category, crossposting to other platforms, and setting the tweets as Evergreen.
Uploaded tweets will follow your current posting schedule. To learn more on how to change your Posting Schedule, check out this article.
Important notes
The Hypefury Composer is simple to use and gives you a better layout as well as an idea as to how your tweets will look.
When uploading your tweets via CSV files, be sure to arrange your tweets by cells i.e. First tweet of the day in cell A1, second tweet in cell A2. Also, populate only the first column, which is ‘Column A’ in excel. During the uploading process, only the tweets in the first column will be generated.
Given that Twitter has set its tweet limit to 280 characters, then if you populate a cell with over 280 characters or 50 words, they will be broken into multiple tweets during the uploading process. It is best practice to keep each tweet at 50 words or less.
It is advised not to edit your CSV files using a text editor. Doing so may result in your data being corrupted or being all over the place. Please be sure to use a Spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel or LibreOffice to edit or view your CSV files.
LibreOffice is a free Office Suite product and is available on Linux, Mac and Windows platforms. You can download the product from the following website: https://www.libreoffice.org/.
Neat Office will not work with our system and will cause corruption in your files if there is a need to update content and re-upload.
Still having your tweets all over the place?
Please ensure that your cells are not delimited.
When a column is delimited, a character such as a comma (,) can separate a string of text. So in a cell where you have written “Nissan, Honda, Toyota and BMWs are great brands”, the cell will produce only the text “Nissan”. To remove the delimited operation from the column, do the following:
In a new Excel document, highlight the first column
select the Data tab at the top
Then select ‘Text to Columns’
You will see two options ‘Delimited’ and ‘Fixed Width’. Select ‘Fixed Width’.
Select ‘Finish’
Now go and write your tweets 😎
Upon exporting, your application may ask if you want to "use double quotes as a delimiter" or similar (single quotes, commas, etc). You should turn this off and try to have an exported version without delimiters.
Note that the file must be saved with UTF-8 encoding.
Still struggling? Contact our support via chat or support@hypefury.com
Updated on: 03/04/2024
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