--- title: Can you schedule posts on X（Twitter）using the app? Explaining how to post from a smartphone url: https://roboin.io/article/en/2026/02/01/schedule-posts-from-x-mobile-app/ description: X（Twitter）has a scheduling feature that automatically posts at a pre-set date and time. In this article, we will explain in detail whether you can schedule posts from the app and how you can schedule posts from a smartphone. publishedDate: 2026-02-01T08:18:51.036Z modifiedDate: 2026-02-01T08:18:51.036Z thumbnail: https://roboin.io/api/media/file/x-scheduled-post-settings.png thumbnailAlt: Xの予約投稿の設定画面のスクリーンショット。［日付］［時刻］［タイムゾーン］の項目が表示されており、［日付］［時刻］が入力できる状態になっている thumbnailCaption: N/A --- # Can you schedule posts on X（Twitter）using the app? Explaining how to post from a smartphone X（Twitter）has a scheduling feature that automatically posts at a pre-set date and time. In this article, we will explain in detail whether you can schedule posts from the app and how you can schedule posts from a smartphone. ## Can you schedule posts from the app? In X’s mobile app, the iOS version supports scheduled posts, while the Android version does not. [X brings scheduled posts to iOS, with Android support absent](https://roboin.io/article/en/2026/09/07/x-for-ios-finally-supports-scheduled-post/) On iOS, you can schedule a post by tapping the calendar icon at the bottom of the post composer. The Android app does not support scheduled posts, but you can still schedule them using the method described below. ## Scheduling posts from an Android phone The mobile web version of X supports scheduled posts, so you can use the scheduling feature by opening the web version instead of using the app. Open the web version of X :::tip If the app opens even when you try to open the web version, please refer to this article. [How to deal with the browser version of X \(Twitter\) redirecting to the app and not opening](https://roboin.io/article/en/2025/10/17/how-to-fix-twitter-web-links-that-automatically-open-in-the-app/) ::: Open the post composition screen and enter the content you want to post Tap the calendar icon to open the scheduled post settings ![A screenshot of the X post composition screen. Among the several icons lined up at the bottom of the post composition screen, the calendar icon is highlighted with a red outline and an arrow.](https://roboin.io/api/media/file/x-scheduled-post-button-english.png) Set the date and time you want to post, then tap [Confirm] in the upper right ![A screenshot of the scheduled post settings screen on X. The items \[Date\], \[Time\], and \[Time zone\] are displayed, and \[Date\] and \[Time\] are in an editable state.](https://roboin.io/api/media/file/x-scheduled-post-settings-english.png) The post composition screen will be displayed again, so tap [Schedule] in the upper right to finalize ![A screenshot of the X post composition screen. The \[Schedule\] button in the upper right is highlighted with a red outline and an arrow.](https://roboin.io/api/media/file/x-scheduled-post-submit-button-english.png) At the set date and time, the post will be published automatically ## Conclusion We have explained in detail whether you can schedule posts on X from a smartphone. As of the time of writing, you cannot set up scheduled posts from the mobile app, but by using the mobile web version, you can schedule posts from your smartphone. Use this article as a reference and try setting up scheduled posts. ## Verification details and sources ### Verification environment - OS: Android 17 - Device: Google Pixel 8 - Apps: X app version 12.24.0-alpha.02 and Firefox Nightly app version 157.0a1 ### Verification details I confirmed that the X app for Android does not support scheduled posts and that you can schedule posts from the web version. ### Last verification date 2026-09-07T01:00:00.000Z ### Reference links - February 1, 2026, 5:18 PM: Initial publication - September 7, 2026, 10:08 AM: Updated the article to reflect the addition of scheduled post support to the iOS app