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Best time to post on social media

Stop guessing when to post. Research-based posting times for every top platform, plus best times in PostEverywhere based on when your own posts have done best.

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Best times in PostEverywhere

Find the best time to post on every platform

PostEverywhere suggests the times your posts have done best, mixed with what works on each platform while your own history builds. New accounts start with what works across PostEverywhere, and every suggestion is labelled, so you always know which kind it is.

Times are shown in your profile time zone and refresh as new results come in. They are a guide to when your posts have done well, not a promise of more reach.

PostEverywhere Analytics, Best times tab for our own LinkedIn account: a weekday by hour heatmap shaded from Usual to Best, and a Top times list where one slot is this account's own best time and the rest are popular on LinkedIn
Best times in the PostEverywhere composer When menu: Mon 9:00 AM, your best time, between two slots popular on LinkedIn

Where your best times show up

  • Composer

    Best times chips when you schedule

    Open the When menu on any post and the Best times group lists your next good slots, for example Tue 9:00 AM · your best time. One click sets the time.

  • Settings › Posting Queue

    Your best times as a schedule

    Your posting queue offers Your best times as a suggested schedule, built from your own results and what works on your platforms, so every post you add takes the next one. Prefer your own times? Keep them, or start from a general preset like Steady weekdays.

  • Analytics › Best times

    A weekday by hour heatmap

    See when each account's posts do best, in your time zone, shaded from Usual to Better to Best, with a Top times list beside it.

Suggested schedules in PostEverywhere's posting queue settings: Steady weekdays, Commute and lunch, Always on, and Your best times
Settings › Posting Queue: Your best times sits beside the general presets.
Best times for an Instagram account without enough posts yet: a note that personal best times unlock as it publishes more, and a heatmap of when posts do best on Instagram
A newer Instagram account: what works on Instagram until its own best times unlock.

Where each suggestion comes from

  • Tue 9:00 AM · your best time

    Personal, from your own posts

    Once an account has 30 or more posts with results from the last 90 days, PostEverywhere compares each post with that account's usual results and ranks the weekday and hour slots. This works best on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest. Facebook, Threads and Bluesky report too few stats to personalise most accounts.

  • Tue 9:00 AM · popular on Instagram

    What works across PostEverywhere

    New accounts on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube start with the times that work across PostEverywhere on that platform, each in the poster's own local time. Your personal times take over as your posts build up.

  • Tue 9:00 AM · general guidance

    General guidance, clearly labelled

    X, Telegram, Discord and WordPress, plus other accounts without enough data, get general guidance like the tables below. It is always labelled as guidance, never as your best time.

Best times are included on every plan. Pair them with the posting queue and your posts go out at your best times without you picking a slot each time.

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Quick reference

Best Time to Post on Every Platform at a Glance

There is no single best time to post on social media: every platform keeps its own clock. The times below come from PostEverywhere's Best Time to Post Study 2026, our original data from posts scheduled with PostEverywhere, with each post compared against the same account's usual results so big accounts can't skew the answer. LinkedIn peaks on Wednesday morning, TikTok on weekday mornings, Pinterest in the afternoon, and Instagram and YouTube on Sunday. Each platform guide has the full day-by-day table and the number of posts behind it. Use them as a starting point and schedule your posts in PostEverywhere at the times that suit your audience. Use our free best time to post calculator to find your audience's peak activity times.

PlatformBest timesBest daysAvoid
InstagramSun 7-10 PM, Thu noon-3 PMSunday, Thursday, FridayWednesday (days are close)
TikTokWeekdays 9 AM-noon or around 3 PMTuesday, SaturdayFriday; evenings 6-9 PM
LinkedInWed 9 AM-noon (10 AM best)Wednesday, SaturdayThursday
FacebookAfternoons 3-6 PM (early data)Sunday, SaturdayMidweek is flat
YouTubeSun 8-11 AM, Fri 3-6 PMSunday, Friday (days are close)Evenings 6-9 PM
X (Twitter)Weekdays 9 AM-3 PM (early data)Thursday, SundayEvenings and overnight
Threads9 AM-noon weekdays, Thu 9 AMTuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayEvenings
PinterestNoon-6 PM (3-6 PM best)MondayEvenings 6-9 PM
Bluesky9 AM-noon weekdaysTuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayOvernight, weekends
  • Local time. All times are the poster's local time. Based on posts scheduled with PostEverywhere between December 2025 and October 2026. Threads and Bluesky times come from the studies credited in their guides.

By platform

Best Time to Post: Platform-by-Platform Breakdown

Each network rewards a different rhythm. Open any platform's guide for the detailed posting time research, then check the times against your own results on the Posts tab, which shows when each post went out and how it did.

Analytics
ReachActivityAudienceAccountsDeliveryPosts
Views AllInstagramLinkedInTikTok
  • Behind the scenes: how we roast a new single-origin batch

    northwindcoffee 2d ago

    18.2K 1.4K 96 211

  • Five things we learned opening our second roastery

    Northwind Coffee 4d ago

    9.6K 312 41 27

  • The new autumn blend is here. Tap for the tasting notes

    northwind.coffee Sep 28

    7.9K 864 52

Example data

Auto-scheduling

Schedule posts at the best time automatically

Set your posting times once as recurring queue openings, for example weekdays at 9:00. Every post you add to the queue takes the next free opening, so it goes out at a time you chose without you picking a slot each time.

  1. Set your openings once. Add the times you want on each day in the posting queue. Different days can have different times, and editing the openings never moves posts already queued. Run a free social media audit to benchmark your current performance first.
  2. Start from your best times. Not sure where to start? The posting queue suggests Your best times, based on when your posts have done best (or what works across PostEverywhere on each platform while your accounts are new). The Steady weekdays, Commute and lunch and Always on presets are general starting points if you prefer. Auto-scheduling then handles the timing for every post you add.
  3. Fill it with posts worth the slot. Timing matters, but it's not everything. A great post at a bad time will still outperform a mediocre post at the perfect time, so pair your schedule with AI content generation and publish quality content at the times you choose.
  4. Plan, publish and review. Schedule to all top platforms from one visual calendar, let the queue handle the timing, and track your results with cross-platform analytics.
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Posting Queue
Timezone UTC

Changing your openings does not move posts already in the queue. They keep the time they were given.

  • Monday 09:00 17:00
  • Tuesday 09:00
  • Wednesday 09:00
  • Thursday 09:00
  • Friday 09:00
  • SaturdayNo openings
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Timing through your AI agent

Ask Claude or ChatGPT to post at your best time

Your agent sees the same best times and posting queue you do. Ask it when to post and it reads your best times, or tell it to post at your best time and it schedules for the next one, then tells you which time it picked and what it is based on.

For builders: the MCP server has a get_best_times tool, create_post and schedule_post accept schedule_at: "best_time", and the REST API has GET /v1/best-times. See the MCP docs.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about posting times, consistency and finding your own best time.

What is the best time to post on social media?

It depends on the platform. In PostEverywhere's Best Time to Post Study 2026, our original data from posts scheduled with PostEverywhere, LinkedIn does best on Wednesday from 9 AM to noon, TikTok on weekday mornings and around 3 PM, Pinterest from 3 to 6 PM, Instagram on Sunday from 7 to 10 PM and YouTube on Sunday from 8 to 11 AM. The early evening, 6 to 9 PM, was one of the weakest times on TikTok, YouTube, X and Pinterest.

What is the best time to post on social media today?

On a weekday, post to LinkedIn and TikTok between 9 AM and noon, X between 9 AM and 3 PM, Pinterest between 3 and 6 PM, and Instagram at lunchtime or after 9 PM. At the weekend, post to YouTube on Sunday morning, Instagram on Sunday evening and LinkedIn on Saturday morning. All times are your local time.

What is the best day to post on social media?

It differs by platform: Wednesday on LinkedIn, Tuesday on TikTok, Monday on Pinterest, Sunday on Instagram and Facebook, and Thursday on X. YouTube's days are almost level. On most platforms the gap between the best and worst day is small, so posting consistently matters more than the day you pick.

Do posting times really matter?

Yes, but less than content quality. Posting when your audience is online helps, but a great post at a bad time will still outperform a mediocre post at the perfect time. Use best times as a starting point, then analyze your own audience data.

Should I post at the same time every day?

Consistency matters more than perfection. Pick 2-3 time slots that work for your schedule and stick to them. Your audience will learn when to expect your content, improving engagement over time.

How do I find MY best time to post?

Use your platform's native analytics (Instagram Insights, TikTok Analytics, etc.) to see when your followers are most active, or open Analytics › Best times in PostEverywhere to see when your own posts have done best. Then use those times as your posting queue. Try our free best time to post calculator, run a social media audit, or build a comprehensive content strategy with our content calendar generator and content pillar planner.

Do best times differ by industry?

Yes. B2B audiences are most active during work hours (9 AM - 5 PM). B2C audiences engage more in evenings and weekends. Analyze your specific audience behavior rather than relying solely on general benchmarks.

What about time zones?

Always post in your audience's time zone, not yours. If you have a global audience, consider posting at times that catch multiple time zones (e.g., 12 PM EST catches US East Coast lunch and EU evening).

Should I schedule posts or post manually?

Scheduling is better for consistency. It lets you batch content creation, post at optimal times even when you're busy, and maintain a regular posting cadence. Use a social media scheduler to automate this.

How does PostEverywhere work out my best time to post?

PostEverywhere looks at when your posts have done best and suggests those times. It takes each account's published posts from the last 90 days, compares every post with that account's usual results, and ranks the weekday and hour slots. It uses engagement on most platforms, views on TikTok and YouTube, and impressions on Pinterest. Times are shown in your profile time zone.

How many posts do I need?

An account needs 30 or more posts with results from the last 90 days for personal best times. The newest few days of posts are left out so their results have time to settle. Until then, PostEverywhere shows what works across PostEverywhere on that platform, or general guidance.

Which platforms get personal best times?

Best times are personal once an account has about 30 posts with results from the last 90 days. Most accounts that reach that are on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest. Facebook, Threads and Bluesky can too, though their stats are often thinner. X, Telegram, Discord, WordPress and Google Business Profile get general guidance.

What do new accounts see?

New Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest accounts start with what works across PostEverywhere on that platform, labelled for example "popular on Instagram". Other platforms show general guidance, labelled as such. Analytics › Best times shows that personal best times unlock as the account publishes more posts.

Can my AI agent schedule at my best time?

Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another agent to the PostEverywhere MCP server and ask it to post at your best time. The get_best_times tool returns your best slots and what each is based on, and create_post or schedule_post with schedule_at: "best_time" schedules for the next one at least 30 minutes ahead. Developers can call GET /v1/best-times on the REST API.

Does it guarantee more reach?

No. Best times are based on when your posts have done best, so they are a good guide, not a guarantee. Reach still depends mostly on the post itself and on each platform's algorithm.

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What customers say

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    “This product just WORKS, I didn’t have any issues with it and everything went smoothly so far. For us, is a no brainer, I used to manually schedule posts in hours , now I do it in a minute. Love the Claude Connector /MCP , for us it’s worth every dollar.”
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    “The calendar view is really nice and neatly organized. Originally there wasn’t a way to thread an X post but now there is - that was my biggest complaint but is now fixed. I was able to very easily integrate my agent into it which allows me to quickly draft and schedule dozens of posts in minutes. Super easy, great UI.”
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