Repost Old Tweets Automatically
Here's how to repost old tweets automatically: choose which old posts come back, set a schedule, and PostOnce posts them again to the same X account as new posts.
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How to repost old tweets in 3 steps
- 1
Connect your X account
Connect your X account. It is both the source and the destination.
- 2
Pick your old tweets
Choose Existing posts, then pick a date range and the order. You can edit any post before it goes out.
- 3
Set your schedule
Choose the days and times. PostOnce reposts them one at a time, not all at once.
Retweet vs. posting it again
Reposting (retweeting) shares the old post as it is, with its old date. Most of your followers scroll past it.
PostOnce posts the text, images or video again as a new post on your account. No copying and pasting by hand.
Keep the original: no deleting needed
- The original stays up with its likes, reposts and replies.
- The new post starts from zero.
- Choose how often old tweets come back.
- Turn on Recycle scheduled posts to keep the rotation going.
Repost old tweets without looking like spam
- X can block a post that's an exact copy of a recent one. If it does, edit the wording a little in PostOnce before it goes out.
- Leave weeks between reposts, not days.
- Pick posts that are still true and still useful today.
- Mix reposts with new posts. Some take off again, some don't.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Choose the old posts in PostOnce and they are posted again to the same account on your schedule.
Post it again as a new post. PostOnce does this for you on a schedule, so the old post shows up fresh in your followers' feeds.
It can, if the post is an exact copy of a recent one. Space reposts out and change a few words when needed.
No. The original keeps them. The new post starts from zero.
Yes. Text, images and videos are posted again as they were.
No need. Leave the original where it is.