Networks

Post to 23 social networks at once

Write a post once, adjust it for each network in its own tab, and publish it now or on a schedule everywhere from one calendar. Below is every network PandaQueue publishes to, with the limits the composer checks before anything goes out.

Updated 14 November 2026

Every network and its limits

“Follow-ups” are the parts after the main post: replies forming a thread, comments under the post, or follow-up messages, depending on the network.

NetworkText limitMedia per postFollow-ups
Facebook Pages63,206Up to 10 images, or a video. Stories tooComments
Instagram (professional accounts linked to a Page)2,200Required: a photo, video or Reel, a carousel of up to 10, or a storyNot yet (comment permission in review)
Threads500Up to 10 photos and videos, mixedReply chain
TikTok2,200Required: a video, or up to 35 photos—
LinkedIn profiles3,000Up to 9 images, a video, or a PDF carouselNot yet (comment permission in review)
X280 (25,000 with X Premium)Up to 4 images, or a videoReply thread
Bluesky300Up to 4 images, or a videoReply thread
Mastodon500, or your server's own limitUp to 4 images, or a videoReply thread
Telegram channels and groups4,096Up to 10 photos and videos, mixedFollow-up messages
Discord2,000Up to 10 filesFollow-up messages (webhook channels)
Slack4,000Up to 10 filesMessages in the post's thread
Twitch500Text only, as a chat message or announcement—
Nostr5,000Up to 4 images or videosReply thread
Lemmy10,0001 image. Several communities at onceComments
Farcaster320Up to 2 images or videos—
Whop20,000Text only, with a title—
Tumblr10,000Up to 10 images, or a video—
Google Business Profile1,5001 image—
WordPressFull articlesImages in the article, plus a featured image—
GhostFull articlesA feature image—
Dev.toFull articlesA cover image—
HashnodeFull articlesA cover image—
Listmonk newslettersFull campaignsImages in the email—

Coming soon, waiting on each platform's app review: YouTube, Pinterest, LinkedIn company Pages and Reddit.

Why one post doesn't fit everywhere

The limits above are why “post everywhere” tools often produce awkward posts: a LinkedIn story cut off at 280 characters on X, or a Bluesky post with no image because the Instagram version had five. PandaQueue keeps one main text and gives every network its own editable version, checked against that network's rules as you type. Networks that need media, like Instagram and TikTok, tell you before you schedule, not when the post fails.

Network guides

One calendar, plus AI and API access

Everything you schedule lands on one calendar, with posting times per channel, drafts, approvals for teams and client groups for agencies. Every plan also includes the MCP server for ChatGPT and Claude and a REST API, and starts at $19 a month for 10 channels.

Questions

Can I post the same thing to every network at once?
Yes. Pick as many channels as you like in one post. The text is shared, and each network has its own tab where you can change its version, so you aren't forced to post a 280-character compromise everywhere.
What happens if my post is too long for one network?
The composer counts characters against each network's limit as you type and blocks scheduling until every version fits. You can shorten that network's version, or split it into a thread where the network supports one.
Do all networks count as one channel each?
Yes. Each account, Page, server channel or blog you connect is one channel. Creator includes 10 channels, Team 20 and Agency 100, with no limit on posts.
Which networks are coming next?
YouTube, Pinterest, LinkedIn company Pages and Reddit are built and waiting on each platform's app review. They'll appear in the app as soon as they're approved.

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