AdminoSchedule posts and carousels, then let Admino publish them for you
Queue a single post, build a multi-photo carousel, or set up a recurring schedule — a background worker creates the post on Instagram's side, checks in until it's confirmed live, and moves on to the next one.
Built for posts that actually go out on time
Single posts and carousels
Publish a single photo or video, or combine multiple items into a carousel — a carousel needs at least two items to go out.
Schedule for an exact date and time
Queue a post now and pick exactly when it should publish, instead of posting manually the moment it's ready.
Recurring schedules that keep themselves going
Set up an RRULE-based recurring pattern once; after each post publishes, Admino automatically works out and queues the next occurrence.
A publish worker that checks its own work
Behind the scenes, a worker creates the post's container on Instagram, checks its status until it's confirmed ready, and only then publishes — one stuck post never blocks the rest of your queue.
Guardrails against runaway schedules
Recurring patterns are validated before they run — extremely high-frequency patterns like every second or every minute are blocked so a single schedule can never spiral into an unmanageable flood of posts.
Publishing, explained
What can I actually publish through Admino?
Single photos and videos, or multi-item carousels (minimum two items), published right away, at a scheduled date and time, or on a recurring pattern.
How does Admino make sure a scheduled post actually goes out?
A background worker creates the post on Instagram's side, checks in on its status, and publishes it once Instagram confirms it's ready — and if something goes wrong with one post, it's marked and isolated without affecting the rest of your queue.
Can I set a recurring post to repeat every minute?
No — Admino blocks extremely high-frequency recurring patterns (like every second or every minute) specifically to prevent a single schedule from generating an unmanageable flood of posts. Daily, weekly, monthly, and similar patterns are supported.
What timezone governs a recurring schedule?
Each recurring schedule has its own timezone, chosen when you create it, and Admino uses exactly that timezone (including daylight-saving changes) to work out every future occurrence.
Can I pause or remove a recurring schedule?
Yes. Turn a schedule off whenever you like — any posts still pending because of it are cancelled — and it also turns itself off automatically once its end date passes or its pattern has no more occurrences.
Is there a limit to how many scheduled or recurring posts I can have?
Yes — pending posts and active recurring schedules are both capped by your plan rather than left open-ended.
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