Schedule threads for X, Threads App, Mastodon & Bluesky at once with Publer

Fun fact: X (formerly Twitter) still doesn’t let you schedule threads natively.

So how to schedule Twitter threads in advance?

You need a social media scheduling tool that supports threads.

And the best threads scheduling tool? Publer. (No modesty here.)

With Publer, you can create and schedule threads for:

X (Twitter)
Threads App
Mastodon
Bluesky

…all at the same time, in one single view, in a composer that looks just like X threads composer.

If you’ve been around for a while, you already know Publer has supported Twitter threads for years. But with our latest revamp, creating and scheduling threads across multiple platforms at once is now stupidly fast, simple, and efficient.

We like making things stupidly simple around here.

Think of creating and scheduling threads as a one-minute task.

Because… it pretty much is now.

Below, you can find a step-by-step guide.

How to schedule Twitter threads with Publer (step-by-step)

And schedule threads for Threads App, Mastodon, and Bluesky too.

Step 1: Sign up with Publer and connect your accounts
(X/Twitter, and Threads App, Mastodon, Bluesky, whichever you want.)

Step 2: Go to the Create tab and select the accounts you want to create & schedule a thread for.

Step 3: Write the first post of your thread
Add text, links, images, or videos. Or let Publer AI write it for you.

Step 4: Tap “Add to thread” to add more posts.

Step 5 (optional): Customize per account if needed by selecting the part of the thread and the social account where you want to make changes. In case you want to apply your changes to all your accounts, tap “Apply to all.”

Step 6: (Optional) Add conditions
Add time delays between the segments of the thread, or for the rest of the thread to go live based on first post engagement or reach thresholds.

Step 7: (Optional for X) Wrap the last post of the thread.
Make it the final “summary post” that resurfaces the whole thread.

Step 8: Preview everything in real time for each account.

Step 9: Schedule your thread.
Set the time and the date you want your thread to be published.

And you’re done. Truly.

You can follow the same steps to schedule your threads via mobile too, using Publer app.

Quick timeline: How Publer became THE thread scheduling tool

Publer is a social media management platform that supports more than 13 social media channels and all of their features and post types. Thread scheduling is just one branch of that, but it’s one we’ve specialized in for years.

2018: Publer adds support for X/Twitter
2020: Thread scheduling for Twitter becomes available
2023: Publer’s supports Mastodon
2023: Threads App becomes fully supported
2024: Bluesky becomes part of the integration
2025: A brand new composer for threads (web & mobile)

Different platforms, different ecosystems, one shared format: threads.

Publer handled each of these individually, but the goal was always to unify the experience into something that actually makes sense for users.

Threads composer before vs now

Before this revamp, Publer’s thread scheduling worked reliably, but there were too many steps involved. Users had to manually enable thread creation for each platform, recreate threads multiple times, and switch screens to preview what they were building. It worked, but it wasn’t as smooth, simple, or “Publer-fast” as we like things to be around here.

Now, the composer has been redesigned from scratch to deliver a true cross-platform thread scheduling experience. Everything happens in a single view, instantly updated, with no repeating work.

The result is a threads composer that is faster, cleaner, easier to use, and just genuinely more enjoyable to work with.

Plus, we’ve added some very cool upgrades.

Smarter automations for your threads

Engagement-based triggers

One of the best additions in this update is the ability to automate how your thread unfolds. Before, you could only use time delays between parts of a thread. Now, you can do something way more strategic:

Schedule the next part of your thread to publish only when your initial post engagement passes a certain threshold
Or only when your reach hits a specific number
Or combine triggers with time-based conditions

It’s a game-changer for maximizing visibility, encouraging conversation, and turning passive threads into dynamic storytelling sequences.

Customize per account if needed

If you want to tailor a post for a specific account, just tap that social account and make your edits. Want to reuse the same version elsewhere? Tap Copy (text, media, or/and conditions) and paste it into another account’s post. It brings over the text, links, and any media.

And if you make a change on one account that you want reflected across all of them, simply use Apply to All. Quick, clean, and consistent.

Wrap the thread

For Twitter specifically, we’ve added a new option called Wrap Thread.
When you enable it, the final post in your thread automatically becomes the “wrap-up” post, bringing the whole thread together and resurfacing it at the top as a final, polished conclusion.

It’s perfect for highlighting your key takeaway, directing users to a link, or giving your thread a clean, engaging finish that gets more visibility.

Beyond threads: follow-up comments

Threads don’t exist on every platform, but follow-up comments do, and Publer has supported them for a while. What’s new is that you can now create those follow-up comments once and apply them to multiple platforms at the same time, including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Telegram.

Everything happens in the same composer. No extra screens, no repeated typing, no copy-paste.

Just: select platforms, create post, add comment, done.

That’s it. It’s truly that easy.

Mobile threads & comments scheduling

You’re always on the move, we get it. If you ever need to schedule something last-minute, Publer has you covered on mobile too. Multi-platform threads? Check. Trigger-based automations? Check. Comments? Check. Download Publer app and keep creating from anywhere.

Why this revamp was overdue

Thread scheduling has always become one of the main ways creators publish across platforms… yet our old composer wasn’t fully keeping up. You want to create once, see everything in one place, tweak only when needed, and publish everywhere. The jumping between screens and repeating steps had to go.

And the other big reason this revamp happened? You asked for it. A lot. Loudly. Repeatedly.
So we thought: early Christmas gift? Absolutely.

We sprinkled some magic (okay fine, our developers did), and here it is.
Only… it wasn’t that easy.

Behind the scenes: A “simple” UI built on very complicated chaos

The new threads composer may look clean, obvious, and effortless… but building it was anything but. This update went through sketches, rewrites, redesigns, and plenty of “okay, nope, back to the drawing board” moments. Just look at all the versions we tried before landing on the final one.

Two of the team led the whole thing: Sabri (UI/UX) and Ornaldo (developer).

From the design side, Sabri had one mission:

“Threads and follow-up comments should feel like a natural continuation of the post, not a separate tool. If it looks logical and feels natural, users will adopt it instantly.”

That’s why the new composer follows a clean, linear, and follows the structure of creating threads in X, familiar enough that your brain goes, “Ah, yes, this makes sense.”

But simplicity is deceiving, and as Sabri perfectly put it:

“The UI had to stay extremely simple while the logic behind it was extremely complicated.”

Meanwhile, Ornaldo was busy making sure the entire thing actually worked across multiple platforms without collapsing into chaos. His biggest challenge was turning that simplicity into real functionality:

“The top priority was keeping everything simple so users never feel confused, while still giving them every functionality they need. The hardest part was handling multiple social accounts at once, with threads and follow-up comments, without repeating elements or losing context.”

After all the back-and-forth, we launched the new composer in beta for our top ambassadors, the group that always gets early access and never hesitates to give us brutally honest feedback. Their input shaped the final version you see today. What feels seamless on the surface is the result of a lot of hidden complexity and even more determination.

If you still have ideas (and we know you do), send them our way on the feedback page. We’re already planning Q1 2026, so the timing couldn’t be better.

We hope this revamp makes your publishing workflow smoother, calmer, and far more enjoyable, which is exactly the Publer mission. And yes, we have three more feature updates coming this month. Are we a little crazy? Probably. But we love it.

See you in the next update!