Scheduling
How to See Scheduled Posts on LinkedIn (2026)
Find, edit, reschedule or delete your scheduled LinkedIn posts on desktop, mobile and Company Pages. Steps checked against LinkedIn Help, October 2026.

To see scheduled posts on LinkedIn, click Start a post on your homepage, then click the Clock icon in the post window. Choose View all scheduled posts and LinkedIn opens a list of everything in your queue. From there you can preview, edit, reschedule or delete each one. Company Page posts sit in a separate list.
Last checked: 29 October 2026 against LinkedIn Help. LinkedIn moves these buttons around from time to time.
Where are scheduled posts on LinkedIn desktop?
They live inside the post composer, behind the Clock icon.
LinkedIn has no separate "scheduled" tab on your profile. Instead, the queue is tucked into the same window you use to write. Here are the steps from LinkedIn Help, Schedule posts (checked 29 Oct 2026):
- Click Start a post at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
- Click the Clock icon in the post window. If you have posts queued, a badge shows how many.
- In the Schedule post window, click View all scheduled posts.
You will see a preview of every post you have scheduled. Click one to see its details.
How do you view scheduled posts on the LinkedIn app?
On the app, start from the Post button and look for the same Clock icon.
LinkedIn's help page says you tap Post in the navigation bar and then the Clock icon to schedule. The scheduled posts list opens from that schedule window, as it does on desktop. Button names vary a little between iPhone and Android, so if the bottom bar has a + instead of Post, start there.
If the list looks wrong on your phone, check on desktop. It is the version LinkedIn describes in the most detail.
How do you edit, reschedule or delete a scheduled post?
Open your scheduled posts list, then use the More icon or the Delete icon next to the post.
According to LinkedIn Help:
- To edit or reschedule, click the More icon in the upper right of the post, then Modify schedule or Edit post.
- To delete, click the Delete icon next to the post, then confirm.
- To post it now instead, clear the scheduled time while writing and click Post.
Deleting is final. LinkedIn says you can't recover a deleted scheduled post (LinkedIn Help, Delete a scheduled LinkedIn Page post, checked 29 Oct 2026). If you only want a different time, reschedule rather than delete.
Can you schedule LinkedIn posts somewhere else?
Yes. Scheduling tools such as Monograph let you write, schedule and see your queue outside LinkedIn's composer.
LinkedIn's queue works, but it is hidden behind a small icon in a pop-up. If you plan a few posts a week, a calendar view makes the week easier to see at a glance.
In Monograph, you choose a date and time for a draft in Create. Monograph suggests a few times, or you pick your own, from 10 minutes to 30 days ahead. Scheduled posts appear on your calendar, where you can reschedule or cancel them before they go out. Text posts and single-image posts can be scheduled, to one personal LinkedIn profile.
Posts scheduled in Monograph are managed in Monograph's calendar. They won't appear in LinkedIn's own scheduled posts list, so check Monograph to see, edit or cancel them.
How far ahead can you schedule a LinkedIn post?
LinkedIn lets you schedule a post between 10 minutes and 3 months ahead.
A few details from LinkedIn Help, Schedule posts are worth knowing:
- Times are picked in 30-minute steps, or you can type an exact time.
- Times are converted to UTC from your device's time zone. If you travel, double-check the time before you schedule.
- Events and jobs can't be scheduled from a personal profile.
Not sure which time to choose? Our guide to the best time to post on LinkedIn compares the main studies.
Where are scheduled posts for a LinkedIn Company Page?
Page posts are queued separately, inside the Page's admin view.
Your personal queue won't show posts scheduled for a Page you manage. To find those, LinkedIn Help says:
- Go to your Page's super admin or content admin view.
- Click Page posts in the left menu.
- Click Start a post, then the Clock icon.
- Click View all scheduled posts.
Page admins can also see and change posts scheduled by other admins. If an admin is removed, their scheduled posts pass to the admin who removed them (LinkedIn Help, Scheduled posts for LinkedIn Pages, checked 29 Oct 2026).
Why can't I see my scheduled posts on LinkedIn?
Usually you are looking in the wrong queue, or the post has already gone out.
Work through these in order:
- Profile or Page? Page posts only show in the Page admin view.
- Has it already posted? Once the time passes, it leaves the queue and appears on your profile.
- Was it deleted? Deleted scheduled posts can't be recovered.
- Was it ever scheduled? If you closed the window before clicking Schedule, it may have been saved as a draft instead. Open Start a post on the device where you saved it.
- Scheduled from another tool? Posts queued in a third-party scheduler usually live in that tool, not in LinkedIn's list.
FAQ
Do LinkedIn scheduled posts get less reach?
LinkedIn doesn't say that scheduled posts are treated differently. We haven't seen a published LinkedIn source that confirms or rules it out.
Can I schedule a LinkedIn poll or event?
LinkedIn Help says events and jobs can't be scheduled from a personal profile. For Pages, it also lists polls, multiple photos and reshares as unsupported.
Does LinkedIn notify me when a scheduled post goes live?
LinkedIn shows a confirmation when you schedule a post. Once it goes out, it appears on your profile like any other post.
Can I see scheduled posts on someone else's profile?
LinkedIn Help only describes the queue from your own composer, and for a Page, from the admin view. On a Page, other admins can see and change the Page's queue.
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