Automatic crossposting

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MicroPoster checks your source account for new posts and publishes supported content to your chosen destination. Set up the direction once, then keep writing where you already do.

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Getting started

Set up your first crossposting automation

  1. Connect both accounts

    Sign in to MicroPoster and connect the source and destination accounts. Authorize the connections through each network's sign-in flow.

    The Connected accounts page with an X, a Threads, a Bluesky, a Mastodon and a LinkedIn account connected.
  2. Choose the direction

    Create an automation with the account you publish from as the source. Select the account that should receive the copy as the destination, then activate it.

    An active Auto Crosspost automation from X to Threads.
  3. Publish and check

    Publish a new post in your source app. After the next eligible check, review the destination and automation history. Try a media post or thread before adding more account pairs.

    Recent activity on the dashboard: crossposts from X to Bluesky and Threads marked Crossposted and reposts on X marked Reposted, each with a link.

The controls behind each crosspost

Four supported networks

Connect X (Twitter), Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn. Each automation has a source and destination; LinkedIn can only be a destination. Add separate automations for additional account pairs within your plan limits.

Text adapted to the destination

MicroPoster formats text for the destination's limits and can split longer content into native threads. Each copy is a separate post with its own replies and reactions.

Supported media and threads

Images, videos and threads can travel with your post when the destination supports them. File sizes, formats and network limits still apply. Review the first result for the content you normally publish.

Plan-based check intervals

New posts are picked up at your plan's interval. Publishing is not instant. Account access, platform availability, media processing and remaining allowances can affect the result.

Keep individual posts local

Add #nocrosspost or #keephere to the source post, or a reply in its thread, to skip automatic crossposting. You can still choose to crosspost it manually from the dashboard.

Review before expanding

Start with one account pair. Check your links, mentions, media and thread breaks on the destination. Use the automation history to review what happened before connecting more workflows.

Check account limits and plan allowances

Before you start

Questions about this workflow

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Do I have to write my posts in MicroPoster?

No. Automatic crossposting starts from new posts on your source account. You can keep publishing in the X, Threads, Bluesky or Mastodon app you normally use.

Can I crosspost in the other direction?

Yes, except out of LinkedIn, which can only be a destination. Create a separate automation with the accounts reversed. Each automation has its own direction. Start with one direction and check the result before adding others.

How quickly does automatic crossposting run?

MicroPoster checks for new posts at the interval included in your plan. Crossposting is not instant. Platform availability, media processing and your remaining allowance can affect when a post is published.

Can I keep a post on just one platform?

Yes. Add #nocrosspost or #keephere to the post, or a reply in its thread, to skip it in automatic crossposting. You can still crosspost it manually from your dashboard.

Will edits to the original update the copy?

No. Crossposting publishes a separate post on the destination account. Editing the original does not automatically update a copy that has already been published.

Do I need a credit card to try MicroPoster?

No. New accounts receive a 7-day trial under the Creator plan limits. A trial without payment details does not automatically become a paid subscription. Check Pricing for the current account limits and allowances.