Scheduling a Retweet
You can either schedule a retweet of your own tweet manually, or schedule a retweet of another user.
There are different ways you can schedule your own retweet. First is through the History page where you will be able to either schedule it once or on multiple days. You can also retweet it immediately should you want to do so.
Note that the History is updated based on your current plan. For more information, you can check out this article.
If the tweet has yet to update on your History page, you can also schedule retweets using the second option, which you can also use for retweeting other user's tweets. Simply get the url of the tweet you would like to schedule.
And head to your Queue page to open a slot in Retweet mode.
Once you do, just paste the url in the box, and it will automatically pull up a preview of the tweet you copied.
To schedule, click Add to Queue.
Retweeting other accounts requires a Creator subscription or higher. More info can be found on our pricing page.
There are different ways you can schedule your own retweet. First is through the History page where you will be able to either schedule it once or on multiple days. You can also retweet it immediately should you want to do so.
Note that the History is updated based on your current plan. For more information, you can check out this article.
If the tweet has yet to update on your History page, you can also schedule retweets using the second option, which you can also use for retweeting other user's tweets. Simply get the url of the tweet you would like to schedule.
And head to your Queue page to open a slot in Retweet mode.
Once you do, just paste the url in the box, and it will automatically pull up a preview of the tweet you copied.
To schedule, click Add to Queue.
Retweeting other accounts requires a Creator subscription or higher. More info can be found on our pricing page.
Updated on: 20/04/2024
Thank you!