How to schedule posts and threads on X

Write the whole text in one post in SPREVA, pick your X account, and schedule it or add it to a queue. Up to 280 characters it goes out as one post. Longer, SPREVA splits it into a thread of up to 25 posts, at a blank line where it can, and posts them in order. X weighs its characters: a link counts as 23 and an emoji as 2.

X does not count characters the way you would:

• 280 per post, counted X's way. SPREVA does not use X Premium's longer posts: past 280, the text becomes a thread.
• A link counts as 23, however long it is. Write links in full, with https://, and SPREVA counts them exactly as X does.
• An emoji, or a Chinese, Japanese or Korean character, counts as 2. An emoji built from several, such as a family or a skin tone, counts more.

The counter under your text counts plainly. X's own count is in Checks, which tells you when the text will become a thread and of how many posts.

Past 280, SPREVA splits the text where it reads best: at a blank line first, then at the end of a sentence, then between words. So write the thread with a blank line where each post should end, and it will end there whenever that part fits.

• The pictures or the video go on the first post.
• The posts are not numbered.
• If X stops answering halfway, SPREVA carries on from the next post instead of starting over.
• Up to 25 posts. A longer text is refused before it is scheduled, never cut short.

Write the first post so it stands on its own: it is the one most people see, and the one that decides whether they open the rest.

A post on X takes up to 4 images of 5 MB, a GIF of up to 15 MB, or one video of up to 140 seconds and 512 MB, never images and a video together. Each image carries alt text: the description your library wrote for it, unless you write your own. SPREVA checks all of it before anything goes out, and if one network fails, the others still publish.

X limits how many posts an app can publish for each account in a day, and every post of a thread counts. SPREVA keeps count: when an account's allowance for the day is used up, it pauses and posts the rest once the allowance comes back, instead of failing them.

Bluesky and Threads do not split a long text into a thread, so the same post needs a shorter text of its own there: give it one under Per account. How the three networks differ. Or ask your AI agent to write both:

Each post's numbers come back into SPREVA: impressions, likes, replies, reposts and quotes, bookmarks, and clicks on your link while the post is less than 30 days old. A thread is counted as a whole, and each account's followers come back too.

Connect your X account, paste the thread with a blank line between posts and schedule it. Check the number of posts in Checks before it goes. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial.