Threads
Wednesday, 9:00 — stalled deals, explained
Schedule Threads posts and carousels in your voice.
Meta is still reviewing LimeGhost’s Threads app. Until it’s approved, only accounts added as Threads testers can connect — get in touch if you’d like to be one.
No credit card · 100 AI credits included
What you can post
What goes out to Threads.
- PostsUp to 500 characters per post.
- Multi-part threadsA thought carried across several posts, each a reply to the one before, up to 50 parts.
- ImagesOne picture, or up to 20 in each part.
- CarouselsTwo to 20 pictures in one post become a carousel.
- VideoOne video, on the first post of a thread — up to 5 minutes and 1 GB.
The rules
Counted the way Threads counts.
Threads counts emoji by their size and caps the links in a post. LimeGhost checks both before anything goes out.
These numbers come from the same code that checks every post before LimeGhost publishes it. If a draft breaks a rule, the editor shows you while you write — not an error after the fact.
- Characters per part
- 500
- Parts in one thread
- up to 50
- A 63-character link
- 63 characters
- Different links in one post
- up to 5
- One emoji (📈)
- 4 characters
- Images per part
- up to 20
- One video
- up to 5 min · 1 GB
- Where the video goes
- first post only
Every character of a link counts on Threads.
Meta counts an emoji by its size in bytes — usually four characters, more for combined emoji like families.
Up to 5 minutes. The video has to be on the first post of a thread.
Connecting
Connect your Threads account.
You sign in with Threads and approve LimeGhost. The connection renews itself while you use it.
- Add channel → ThreadsPick Threads under Add channel and choose Connect.
- Approve on ThreadsMeta asks you to let LimeGhost publish for you and read your posts’ insights.
- Your recent posts come inLimeGhost brings in your recent Threads posts, so analytics and your voice start from day one.
How it fits the week
How Threads fits Michael’s week.
Write
Jev writes the post — or the whole thread — in Michael’s voice, within Threads’ limits.
Schedule
Michael picks a quarter-hour; LimeGhost publishes each part in order, and never posts the same part twice even when it has to retry.
Measure
Views, likes, replies, reposts and quotes come in automatically, with the follower count, measured against Michael’s usual.
What it costs
Free to publish.
Publishing to Threads costs no credits. Credits only go on the AI work — a draft, a rewrite, an image.
FAQ
Threads, answered.
Not yet. Meta is reviewing LimeGhost’s app, and until it’s approved only accounts added as Threads testers can connect. Once it is, Threads works for everyone the way this page describes.
Meta counts an emoji by its size in bytes, so most cost four characters and combined emoji like families cost more. LimeGhost counts the same way, so nothing is cut off at publish time.
Yes. Threads rejects a post with more than five different links. LimeGhost flags it in the editor, before you schedule.
Views, likes, replies, reposts and quotes for every post you publish, plus your follower count, read automatically.
No. Publishing is free. Only AI work — writing, rewriting, images — uses credits.
Next Monday, 8:40
A carousel a week, without the busywork.
No credit card · 100 AI credits included