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A recurring post publishes again on a fixed rhythm: every day, every two weeks, on the same day each month, and so on.

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Make a post recurring

1

Schedule the post

Only scheduled posts can repeat. Schedule it at the date and time of the first occurrence.
2

Open the post menu

On the post card in Publish, choose Make Recurring.
3

Set the rhythm

Repeat every 1 to 365 Day(s), Week(s), Month(s) or Year(s), for 1 to 100 times.
4

Save

Click Save. The card shows a Recurring marker.
“We’ll schedule future occurrences based on this post’s date and time.” The post then shows a banner such as “This post will be shared every Monday at 9:00 AM, until … (3 posts left).” The number of times is how many occurrences come after this post. The last occurrence must be before 2038. Only members who publish directly see Make Recurring. See Members and permissions.

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How occurrences are created

  • When a post of the series publishes, or fails, TryPost creates the next occurrence as a new scheduled post on the same channel.
  • Each occurrence is counted from the start of the series in the channel’s time zone, so the local time stays the same across daylight saving changes, and a series on the 31st or on 29 February does not drift.
  • If an occurrence’s time has already passed, TryPost skips to the next one still in the future.
  • An approved series keeps publishing without asking for approval again.

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Change or stop

From the post menu:
  • Edit Recurrence changes the rhythm or the number of times.
  • Stop Recurring keeps this post and ends the series after it.
Only the next occurrence exists at any time. Once created, it is a normal post: edit, move or delete it like any other.

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