Plan, schedule, and track content across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and more. Multi-platform calendar with status tracking and CSV export.
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This tool runs 100% in your browser. All computation happens locally on your device — your input is never uploaded to any server. Results are for reference only.
The grid is what Calendar view shows — every item is one chip on one day, coloured by platform. The panel on the right is the weekly load per platform, and every chip carries a status that moves left to right along the pipeline underneath.
Priya opens the board for the first time. Nothing is in localStorage yet, so the page loads four sample items dated from tomorrow onward.
Generate a 30-day social media content calendar. Schedule posts across platforms, track themes, export to CSV. Free, no signup.
This generator builds a 30-day social media content calendar: pick your platforms and posting frequency, choose content themes — educational, promotional, behind-the-scenes, engagement, user-generated, trending — and it lays out every day with a slot for platform, theme, topic, and format, balanced so promotional posts do not crowd out value posts. Track what is drafted, scheduled, and published, and export the calendar to CSV for import into your scheduling tool.
Small business owners posting inconsistently who need a month of structure instead of daily what-do-I-post panic. Solo creators maintaining multiple platforms without a content team. Marketing teams of one at startups who must show a coherent presence on a low time budget. Freelance social media managers building client calendars quickly. Nonprofits and community organizations whose posting depends on volunteers with limited hours.
(1) Select platforms and how often you post to each — the generator distributes slots across the month. (2) Choose your content themes and set their balance, for example 40% educational, 20% promotional, 20% engagement, 20% behind-the-scenes. (3) The calendar fills 30 days with theme-balanced slots; add topics per slot or let suggested angles prompt you. (4) Track status per post through drafted, scheduled, and published. (5) Export to CSV and load into Buffer, Hootsuite, Later, or a plain spreadsheet.
The working answer for most accounts: plan themes a month ahead, produce content two weeks ahead, and leave room for reactive posts same-day. Planning further than a month wastes effort — algorithms, trends, and your own offers shift too fast — while planning less than two weeks collapses into deadline posting that shows. The balance that performs across platforms is roughly the 80/20 rule: 80% value — educational, entertaining, behind-the-scenes, community — and 20% promotional, because feeds suppress accounts that read as ads. Batch your production: one session per week recording or writing beats per-post creation, and platform-native scheduling or your scheduler handles distribution. Reserve genuine spontaneity for trends and breaking topics in your niche — a planned calendar with deliberate gaps beats both rigid over-planning and pure improvisation. Finally, review monthly against what actually got engagement and rebalance themes; the calendar is a hypothesis about your audience, and each month's data tests it.
The board covers Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and more, each with its own color and weekly cadence view. Items are planned per platform per day, and the weekly-load panel shows which channels are over- or under-supplied at a glance.
No — and that is deliberate. This is a planning and tracking board: it organizes ideas, deadlines, links, and per-post status (idea through published) in one view. Actual publishing stays in each platform’s native scheduler, where your accounts and approvals already live; the calendar keeps the strategy coherent across them.
Locally in your browser via localStorage — nothing is sent to a server, and there is no account to create. Your plan survives reloads on the same browser and device, and a CSV export covers backup or hand-off. Clearing browser storage clears the board, so export before major device switches.
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