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Schedule Facebook Page posts with Meta Business Suite or a scheduler: setup, image and video limits, what profiles can't do, and how to keep a Page active.
You can schedule posts on a Facebook Page with Meta Business Suite, which is free, or with a third-party scheduler. You can't schedule posts on a personal profile through any outside tool, because Meta doesn't allow third-party publishing to profiles. If your brand is posting from a profile, the first step is creating a Page.
In Meta Business Suite, choose Create post, select your Page (and Instagram, if you want both), write the post, then pick Schedule instead of Publish. It's free and reliable for Facebook and Instagram. The limit is that it covers only Meta's networks.
If the same campaign also goes to YouTube, Threads, Bluesky or Telegram, scheduling everything from one place saves the copy-paste. In Tesselith, you connect your Facebook Pages with a standard Meta sign-in and choose which Pages to add. Posts sit on the shared calendar, and the composer lets the Facebook version be longer and more conversational than the Instagram one.
| What | Limit |
|---|---|
| Text | 63,206 characters |
| Visible before 'See more' | Roughly 480 characters (less on mobile) |
| Images | Up to 10 per post, JPEG or PNG, 10 MB each |
| Video | 1 per post, up to 4 hours |
| Images and video together | Not in the same post |
Most Pages share an audience with an Instagram account. Posting the identical image and caption to both at the same minute makes your most engaged followers see it twice. Stagger them by a day, or give each its own caption: shorter and visual-first for Instagram, more context and a question for Facebook. Our Instagram scheduling guide covers the Instagram side in detail.
Connect your channels and schedule your first post in minutes. No credit card required.