LinkedIn lets you schedule posts ahead of time, but finding your scheduled posts isn't obvious if you're new to the platform. This guide shows you exactly where to find, manage, and edit your scheduled posts on desktop and mobile.
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View Scheduled Posts on Desktop
- Click your profile photo in the top-right corner of LinkedIn
- Look for "Creator mode" in the dropdown. If you don't see it, click "Settings & privacy" then enable Creator mode in Account settings
- Click "Creator dashboard" from the dropdown menu
- On the left sidebar, click "Posts" to expand the menu
- Click "Scheduled" to see all your scheduled posts
Your scheduled posts appear in a list with:
- Post preview (text + first few words)
- Scheduled date and time
- Three-dot menu (edit, reschedule, delete, preview)
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Try Autopilot SchedulerView Scheduled Posts on Mobile
- Tap your profile photo at the bottom of the screen
- Tap the three-line menu icon (hamburger menu) at top
- Tap "Creator dashboard"
- Tap the "Posts" tab (might show as an icon)
- Scroll down to find "Scheduled" section
Note: Mobile view is more limited than desktop. For serious content management, use the desktop version or a tool like Klyo.
Manage Your Scheduled Posts
| Action | How to Do It |
|---|---|
| Reschedule a post | Find the post in Scheduled → Click three-dot menu → "Reschedule" → Pick new date/time → Confirm |
| Edit a post | Three-dot menu → "Edit" → Change text/formatting → Save (can't change images once scheduled) |
| Delete a scheduled post | Three-dot menu → "Delete" → Confirm deletion (cannot undo) |
| Preview before publishing | Three-dot menu → "Preview" to see how it looks to your audience |
| Publish immediately | Three-dot menu → "Publish now" (publishes instantly instead of waiting) |
LinkedIn Native Scheduling vs. Third-Party Tools
| Feature | LinkedIn Native | Klyo |
|---|---|---|
| Max posts in queue | Check LinkedIn's current limit | Check the tool's limit |
| Advance scheduling | Set by LinkedIn | Set by the tool |
| Analytics | Basic (after publish) | Detailed pre and post-publish |
| Team collaboration | No | Yes (with roles) |
| AI content generation | No | Yes (voice training) |
| Bulk actions | One at a time | Batch reschedule/delete |
Pro Tips for LinkedIn Scheduling
- Schedule 4-5 posts at once: Batch your content creation. Write 4 posts on Monday, schedule for Tue-Fri, and focus on engagement.
- Use optimal posting times: Best times vary by industry, but generally 8am-10am or 12pm-1pm weekdays see highest engagement.
- Reschedule underperformers: If a post gets low early engagement, reschedule to a better time slot instead of deleting.
- Mix content types: Alternate between text posts, carousels, and videos. See 25+ carousel templates.
- Don't schedule too far ahead: Posts scheduled 20+ days out feel stale. 7-10 days is ideal for planning without stale content.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find my scheduled posts on LinkedIn?
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Desktop: Click your profile photo > Creator mode settings > Creator dashboard > Posts > Scheduled. Mobile app: Your profile photo > Creator dashboard > Posts tab > Scheduled section. If you don't see Creator mode, enable it in profile settings.
Can I reschedule a post once it's scheduled?
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Yes. Find the post in Scheduled section, click the three-dot menu, select 'Edit' or 'Reschedule', change the date/time, and confirm. LinkedIn allows changing schedule time up until 5 minutes before publish.
What's the difference between LinkedIn native scheduling and third-party tools?
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LinkedIn native: free, limited to 100 posts in queue, simple interface. Third-party tools such as Klyo or Later add features beyond the native scheduler. Compare their limits and features against what you need before you choose.
How long can I schedule a post in advance on LinkedIn?
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LinkedIn lets you schedule posts ahead of time, within limits that LinkedIn sets. Check the limit when you schedule a post, as it can change.
Will my scheduled post publish automatically?
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Yes, LinkedIn automatically publishes at the scheduled time if the post is still in queue and your account is active. Delete or archive the post to prevent publication.