---
title: "How to set up a recurring post in 1Post"
url: "https://get1post.com/guides/set-up-a-recurring-post.md"
canonical_url: "https://get1post.com/guides/set-up-a-recurring-post"
last_updated: "2026-10-23"
type: "how-to"
summary: "Make a post repeat on an interval from one day to one month, with a repeat count and an end date, and rotate versions where a network refuses repeats."
related: ["https://get1post.com/guides.md", "https://get1post.com/glossary/evergreen-content.md", "https://get1post.com/platforms/x.md"]
---

# How to set up a recurring post in 1Post

Make a post repeat on an interval from one day to one month, with a repeat count and an end date, and rotate versions where a network refuses repeats.

Open the post, choose Repeat, and set an interval from one day to one month, how many times it repeats and an end date. 1Post queues each run. Where a network refuses identical repeats, such as X, add at least two versions of the text and they rotate. Editing asks whether to change this run or all later ones.

## Steps

1. Write the post. Compose and save the post as you normally would.
2. Choose Repeat. Open the repeat setting and pick the interval, from daily to monthly.
3. Set a count or end date. Choose how many times it runs or the date it stops.
4. Add versions for X. For X, add two or more versions that rotate so no run is identical.
5. Schedule. Confirm. Each run appears on the calendar.

## Good to know

- Editing later asks whether the change applies to this run only or to every future run.

## Questions

**What is the shortest interval?**

One day.

**Does it work on every network?**

Yes, but X refuses identical repeats, so rotate versions there.

## Related

- [How-to guides for scheduling social media posts](https://get1post.com/guides.md)
- [Evergreen content: what it means in social media](https://get1post.com/glossary/evergreen-content.md)
- [Schedule X posts: formats, limits, setup](https://get1post.com/platforms/x.md)