Schedule your LinkedIn posts for the week, from LinkedIn itself

These are LinkedIn's steps for a computer ^[1]:

1. Click Start a post at the top of your homepage and write the post.
2. Click the clock icon in the lower-right corner.
3. Pick the date and time. You can type an exact time instead of using the 30-minute steps ^[1].
4. Click Next, check the time shown above the post, then click Schedule.

Any time from 10 minutes to 3 months ahead works ^[1]. LinkedIn converts it to UTC using your device's time zone ^[1], so set the time while your device is on the clock you mean.

LinkedIn doesn't schedule events or jobs ^[1]. Everything else you post from the post box can wait for its time, including a carousel uploaded as a document: the steps for that are in how to post a carousel on LinkedIn.

Posts can run to 3,000 characters ^[3]. The LinkedIn text formatter adds bold and bullet points before you paste the post in.

Start a post, click the clock icon, then View all scheduled posts ^[1]. From there you can reschedule a post or delete it ^[1], or open its menu and choose Modify schedule or Edit post ^[1].

Not ready to schedule at all? Save the post as a draft and finish it later, even on another device ^[3].

If you run a company Page, super admins and content admins can schedule its posts too ^[2]. A Page post can be scheduled from an hour to three months ahead ^[2], a slightly later start than a profile post.

LinkedIn's own scheduling is enough if LinkedIn is where you post. A tool helps when the same week also goes to Instagram or Facebook, or someone checks your posts first.

Postmosis schedules LinkedIn posts with text alone, pictures or a video, from the same calendar as your other networks, and a reviewer can approve a post before it's allowed to go out. See scheduling