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Schedule titled Lemmy posts, each with an optional link and a cover image, into one or several communities on your instance. You connect with your instance address, username and password, with no developer app.
A new Lemmy post in the PostQueen composer, with the post types Lemmy takes and the time it goes out

What you can post

Text

A body of up to 10,000 characters, sent as plain text. Each community gets its own title of 3 to 200 characters.

Media

One cover image: the first file, as PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF or WebP.

Post types

A titled post with an optional link, sent to one or several communities, and follow-up comments.

Analytics

No analytics for Lemmy.
Not supported: more images in the body, headings or links formatted in the editor, nested comment threads, and accounts with two-factor authentication.

Checked before scheduling

PostQueen refuses a post that breaks these rules and shows the message in the composer: Each instance sets its own posting rate and image rules, and PostQueen does not check them first. Lemmy’s default is 6 posts in 10 minutes from one address, and it is shared by everyone who posts to that instance through PostQueen.

Connect Lemmy

There is nothing to create on Lemmy first: PostQueen signs in with the account you use there. An account with two-factor authentication turned on cannot connect.
1

Open Add Channel

Open Channels and choose Add Channel, then Lemmy and Enter details.
2

Enter your instance and login

Type your instance address in Service (https://lemmy.world is filled in), your username on that instance in Identifier and your Lemmy password in Password. Choose Connect.
3

Check that it connected

The channel appears in the Channels list with your Lemmy avatar and name.
Never share your API keys, passwords or access tokens with anyone, including PostQueen staff.A key, app password or private key a channel asks for goes into its connect form in PostQueen and nowhere else. Nobody from PostQueen will ask you to send one by email or chat, and you can disconnect the channel at any time.

Post settings

Choose Add Community, search for a community under Search Community and pick it. Then give that community a Title, 3 to 200 characters, and an optional URL to share a link. Add as many communities as you like: each one gets its own submission, with its own title and link and the same body. The first file you attach becomes the cover image. The field names and values for the API are on Lemmy posting settings.

Comments and threads

Add comment adds follow-ups. Each one is posted as a top-level comment under the submission in every community the post went to, after its own delay. Comments are text only and are not nested under each other.

Good to know

  • PostQueen signs in to your instance each time it posts. If you change your Lemmy password, publishing stops until you enter the new one with Update Credentials under Access on the channel’s page.
  • Only instances reachable on the public internet can be connected. An address on a private or local network is refused.
  • The link on a published post opens it on your instance.
  • Invite by link does not offer Lemmy, because the password is typed into PostQueen. Connect it with Connect myself.
  • During the free trial, a Lemmy account that another PostQueen workspace already connected is refused until you end the trial.

Troubleshooting

The instance refused the username or the password, or the account has two-factor authentication on. Check both on the instance’s own sign-in page, turn two-factor authentication off if you use it, and connect again.
The post has no community yet, and the settings say “Please add at least one community”. Choose Add Community and pick one.
The first file is not an image Lemmy takes as a cover. Attach a PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF or WebP image first.

Next steps

Create a post

Write once for several channels, then schedule it, save a draft or post now.

Channels and their status

Which networks you can connect today, what each one posts, and its text limit.

Post from an AI agent

Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Grok Bot or another agent to schedule the post for you.

A post did not go out

Why a post fails and what to do about it.
Last modified on September 23, 2026