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Threads post limit per day: 250 posts and 1,000 replies

Threads is one of the few networks that publishes an exact posting limit. Meta’s Threads API sets it per profile over a rolling 24 hours, with separate limits for replies, deletions and location searches. This page lists each one from Meta’s documentation, shows what counts toward them, how to check what an account has used, and how to schedule Threads posts (checked 4 November 2026).

By Angelina F. · Updated · 5 min read

Key takeaways

  • Posts: 250 per profile in any 24 hours through the API; a carousel is one post.
  • Replies: 1,000 in 24 hours; deletions: 100; location searches: 500.
  • The limits are per profile, so every connected account has its own.
  • An app can read what a profile has used from Meta’s threads_publishing_limit endpoint.
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How many posts can you make on Threads a day?

250 per profile in any 24 hours, through Meta’s Threads API, which is how scheduling tools post. Meta lists four limits:

Illustration: a profile card with an avatar and a clock dial beside a tall stack of post cards and a smaller stack of reply bubbles, each with a gauge, as a hand adds one more post card.
On Threads, each profile has its own daily budget of posts and replies.
Threads API limits per profile (Meta for Developers, November 2026)
ActionLimitWindow
Published posts (a carousel counts as one)250Any 24 hours
Replies1,000Any 24 hours
Deletions100Any 24 hours
Location searches500Any 24 hours

What counts toward the Threads post limit?

Each published post counts once. A carousel of 2 to 20 photos or videos is one post, so it spends one of the 250; a text post of up to 500 characters is one post too. Replies, including the posts after the first in a thread, count against the separate 1,000-reply limit, not the 250. Meta counts each limit over a 24-hour period (86,400 seconds in its API), not a calendar day. Check each post’s text with the Threads character counter, and see video rules in the Threads video length limit.

How do you check how many Threads posts you have left?

Through the API. Meta’s threads_publishing_limit endpoint returns, for one profile, how many posts, replies, deletions and location searches it has used in the current 24 hours, beside each limit. Posting by hand in the Threads app shows no counter; the limit is reached far beyond what a person or a normal schedule posts.

How do you schedule Threads posts?

With SkedCast: connect your Threads profile through Meta’s sign-in, write the post, a carousel or a thread, and set the time; SkedCast publishes it then, beside the same campaign on your other networks. The Threads scheduler covers every option, and how to schedule Threads posts walks through the steps.

Diagram: each Threads profile has its own 24-hour limits, 250 posts with a carousel counted once, 1,000 replies and 100 deletions, and a scheduled post publishes when the profile is inside them.
How Threads counts what a profile publishes.

Sources

Last reviewed . Platforms and vendors change their rules and plans, so check the source before you rely on a figure.

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FAQ

How many times can I post on Threads per day?
Up to 250 posts per profile in any 24 hours through Meta’s Threads API, with each carousel counted as one post.
Does a carousel count as several posts on Threads?
No. A carousel of 2 to 20 photos or videos counts as one post toward the 250.
What is the Threads reply limit?
1,000 replies per profile in any 24 hours, counted separately from the 250 posts.
Do the Threads limits apply per account?
Yes. Each Threads profile has its own limits, so several connected accounts each get 250 posts and 1,000 replies a day.
When does the Threads post limit reset?
Meta counts it over a 24-hour period, not a calendar day, so there is no midnight reset; the API reports how much of the window a profile has used.

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