Compare Platforms

Every platform we support, side by side. Pick the row you care about and follow the link for the full page.

Text limits are for the platform's primary post type. Where a limit is shown as threading, long text posts are split into a self-reply thread rather than rejected.

How to read this

• Post types — what the platform accepts. A post you send to several platforms only publishes to the ones that accept its type.
• Hashtags — whether tags become inline #hashtags in the post text, go into a dedicated tag field, or are dropped because the platform has nowhere to put them.
• Link — whether the platform has a real link field, whether we add the URL to your post text instead, or whether links simply aren't clickable there.
• Archiving — whether we back up your published posts from that platform automatically.
• Posts to a — platforms where a connection covers several destinations, and each post names which one it's for.

One post, many platforms

You write a post once and pick the accounts it goes to. Each platform then uses the fields it has a place for and ignores the rest — a Title becomes the video title on YouTube, the caption on TikTok, and nothing at all on Instagram. No field is silently merged somewhere you didn't expect.

Each platform page has a diagram and a table showing exactly where its fields land, so you can check before you publish rather than after.

Limits are checked before a post is scheduled, not at publish time. If something won't fit — a caption over the limit, an image the platform won't take — you hear about it while you can still fix it.