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Schedule tweets on X (Twitter) in bulk. Upload a spreadsheet or randomly pair images with captions. Free. Schedule tweets on X (formerly Twitter) in bulk — completely free, no signup required. XScheduler lets you paste a list of tweets (CSV or plain text), preview them, and schedule them all with one click. It runs entirely in your browser using your active X / Twitter session. No servers, no data collection, no third-party access to your account. HOW IT WORKS 1. Paste your tweets — either as CSV with dates (datetime, tweet_text) or plain text with one tweet per line 2. Set your schedule — pick a start time, interval between posts, and timezone 3. Preview everything — see exactly what will be posted and when 4. Hit "Schedule All" — XScheduler queues them up using X's native scheduling FEATURES - Bulk schedule tweets from CSV or plain text - Auto-spacing with customizable intervals (hourly, daily, every 2 days, etc.) - Preview all tweets before scheduling - Timezone support for any region - Progress tracking with per-tweet status - Uses X's built-in tweet scheduling (no API keys needed) PRIVACY - Runs 100% locally in your browser - No external servers, no data sent anywhere - No account login — uses your existing X / Twitter session - No analytics, no tracking Perfect for content creators, social media managers, and anyone who wants to batch-schedule tweets on X (Twitter) without paying for expensive scheduling tools. Free forever. No trials, no limits, no upsells.
Jul 15, 2026
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