Facebook

Schedule Facebook Pages without checking in all day

Connect a client’s Facebook Page once and schedule to it from the same composer you use for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Threads. Write the post, choose the format, check the preview, and let Fluxi publish it at the time you picked.

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Facebook on Fluxi

Post types
Photo, multi-photo, video and reel to a Page
Connection
One-time authorisation, then pick the Page
Scheduling
To the minute, in your own time zone
Per-network copy
Yes — a Facebook tab in the composer
  • Publishes to the Page, not a profile

    Facebook posts go to a Page you manage. When you connect, Fluxi lists the Pages on the account and you pick the one this client posts as — so a post never lands on the wrong Page.

  • The format the post deserves

    A single photo, a gallery, a feed video or a reel — choose the format in the Facebook tab and Fluxi publishes it that way, with the media rules for each enforced before it goes out.

  • No password sharing

    The client authorises Fluxi through Facebook’s own screen and can revoke it whenever they choose.

A Page is not a personal profile

Facebook only lets tools publish to Pages, not to personal profiles, and one person often manages several Pages. Fluxi handles that head-on: authorise once, and Fluxi shows you the Pages you manage so you choose which one this portfolio posts as. That choice is remembered, so every scheduled post for the client goes to the right Page without you checking each time.

Writing for Facebook, not broadcasting to it

The same idea rarely lands the same way on Facebook as it does on X or Instagram. Fluxi’s per-network tabs let the Facebook version diverge from the rest exactly as much as you decide — a longer caption here, a different opening line there — instead of pushing one identical message everywhere.

  • Character count shown live as you write
  • Photo, multi-photo, video and reel formats
  • Attach images or video from the client’s media library
  • One-click shorten, retone and grammar fixes in the composer

Consistency without being online

The point of scheduling Facebook is covering the hours you are not working. Queue the week on Monday and posts go out on Wednesday evening and Saturday morning without you opening the app — which is how a Page keeps a cadence a human posting manually cannot sustain.

Managing several Pages at once

If you run Facebook for more than one client, each one lives in its own social portfolio with its own calendar, media and hashtag groups. Switching between them is a click in the sidebar, and because only the current portfolio’s accounts are loaded, posting a client’s content to the wrong Page is not a mistake the interface lets you make.

Questions people ask

Start scheduling Facebook posts

Connect an account, write a post and put it in the calendar. You can do all of it on the free trial, today.

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