Content & scheduling
Compose posts, schedule them across the week, set up auto-comment rules, and design LinkedIn banners + profile photos - all without leaving the dashboard.
Scheduled posts
From the Content tab click "+ New post". Write your text, optionally add a link or first comment, then pick a date and time. The extension's heartbeat picks the post up at the scheduled minute and publishes through your live LinkedIn session.
Use the Calendar view to see the whole week at a glance and drag posts to a new time.
Auto-comments
Comment Rules let you auto-reply to specific kinds of posts. Build a rule like "if post contains the words 'hiring' or 'open role', queue a comment using template X". Every queued comment lands in a review queue you approve before it ships - never fully autonomous.
Studio image tools
- Banner creator - LinkedIn-sized (1584x396) banners with image backgrounds, overlays, drag-and-drop text, drawing.
- Profile photo creator - 800x800 with branded backdrop swatches.
- Meme generator - quick top/bottom text overlay for casual posts.
- Event banners - sized for LinkedIn Events.
Media library
Every image you generate or upload lands in the Media library and can be reused across posts. Tag images by campaign or theme to find them later.
Frequently asked questions
How do I schedule a LinkedIn post in SocialScalr?
Open the Content tab in the dashboard, click '+ New post', write your text, optionally add a link URL or first comment, then pick a date and time. The extension picks the post up at the scheduled minute and publishes through your live LinkedIn session.
Does the browser need to be open for scheduled posts to fire?
Yes. SocialScalr publishes through your real LinkedIn session, so the browser tab needs to be open or wake up around the scheduled time. SocialScalr sends a desktop notification five minutes before each scheduled post. Keeping Chrome running with the extension enabled at the scheduled time is the simplest way to make sure posts go out on schedule.
Can SocialScalr auto-comment on posts for me?
Comment Rules let you auto-reply to specific kinds of posts. Build a rule like 'if post contains hiring or open role, queue a comment using template X'. Every queued comment lands in a review queue you approve before it ships - never fully autonomous.