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Social media posting limits by network

One table of the text limit, the counting rule and the daily posting cap for every network 1Post publishes to. The limits are the ones 1Post checks in its composer; figures a network publishes on its own page are cited on that network's specs page with the date we read them.

Updated 2026-10-26

Text limits and daily caps (checked 2026-10-22)
NetworkText limitHow it countsPosts a day per account (1Post)
X280Weighted (links 23, emoji 2)50
LinkedIn profile3,000Code points50
LinkedIn Page3,000Code points18
Facebook Page63,206Code points25
Instagram2,200Code points50
Threads500Code points200
TikTok2,200Code points10
YouTube5,000Code points10
Pinterest500Code points10
Bluesky300Characters a reader sees100
Mastodon500Code points100
Google Business Profile1,500Code points10
Tumblr4,096Code points50
Telegram4,096UTF-16 units100
Discord2,000Code points100
Slack4,000Code points100
WordPress-Code points20
DEV Community-Code points5
Hashnode-Code points5
Lemmy10,000Code points20
Whop-Code points20
Dribbble-Code points5
Twitch500Code points20
Kick500Characters a reader sees20

A dash means no text length is checked. Daily caps are the most 1Post publishes to one connected account in a day; a network may set a lower ceiling of its own.

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Are these the networks' own limits?

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