How to See Scheduled Posts on LinkedIn

Where to Find Your Scheduled Posts on LinkedIn

LinkedIn doesn't show your scheduled posts anywhere on your profile or feed. They live inside the post composer — which is why most people can't find them.

On desktop

1. Go to your LinkedIn homepage.
2. Click Start a post at the top of your feed.
3. In the bottom-left corner of the composer, click the clock icon.
4. Select View all scheduled posts.

You'll see a list of all posts currently scheduled, with their dates and times. From here you can edit the schedule, post immediately, or delete.

On mobile (iOS and Android)

1. Open the LinkedIn app and tap the Post icon.
2. Tap the clock icon in the upper-right corner of the composer.
3. Tap View all to see your scheduled queue.

What You Can (and Can't) Do With a Scheduled Post

Once a post is scheduled natively on LinkedIn, your options are limited:

• Reschedule — you can change the date and time
• Post now — publish it immediately instead of waiting
• Delete — remove it from the queue entirely
• Edit content — ❌ not possible. If you need to change the text, image, or video, you have to delete the scheduled post and recreate it from scratch.

This is one of the most frustrating limitations of LinkedIn's native scheduler. If you spot a typo after scheduling, there's no quick fix — it's delete and redo.

Scheduled Posts for Company Pages

The process is the same for company pages, but you need to be in the right context first:

1. Navigate to your company page.
2. Click Create a post from the page dashboard.
3. Click the clock icon in the composer.
4. Select View all scheduled posts.

Note: scheduled posts for your personal profile and your company pages are managed separately. You won't see company page posts when viewing from your personal profile composer, and vice versa.

What to Do If Scheduled Posts Aren't Showing Up

If your scheduled posts aren't visible, the most common causes are:

• Wrong account context — you're looking in your personal composer but the post was scheduled to a company page, or vice versa.
• Post already published — once a scheduled post goes live, it disappears from the queue and appears in your regular post history.
• Scheduling failed silently — occasionally LinkedIn fails to save a scheduled post without showing an error. If a post you remember scheduling isn't in the queue and isn't published, it was likely lost. You'll need to recreate it.
• App cache issue — on mobile, force-quit the LinkedIn app and reopen it, then check the queue again.

LinkedIn's Scheduling Limits

A few constraints worth knowing before you build a content calendar around LinkedIn's native tool:

• Posts can be scheduled up to 90 days in advance — no further.
• You can only schedule posts one at a time — no bulk uploads.
• There's no calendar view — you see a plain list, not a visual overview of your scheduled content.
• PDF carousels cannot be scheduled natively — you have to post them manually or use a third-party tool.
• Events, jobs, and service posts cannot be scheduled at all through the native scheduler.

When the Native Scheduler Isn't Enough

If you're posting more than once or twice a week, managing a company page alongside a personal profile, or using carousels regularly, LinkedIn's native scheduler will start to feel limiting fast. The lack of a calendar view alone makes it difficult to plan content without manually tracking dates elsewhere.

ContentIn's free LinkedIn scheduler solves the main pain points: it gives you a full calendar view of all upcoming posts, supports PDF carousels, lets you edit scheduled posts without deleting them, and works across both personal profiles and company pages from a single dashboard. No credit card required, no post limit.

For a full walkthrough of all scheduling methods — including third-party tools, mobile scheduling, and carousel posts — see the complete guide to scheduling LinkedIn posts.

Quick Reference

Task	How to do it
View scheduled posts (desktop)	Start a post → clock icon → View all scheduled posts
View scheduled posts (mobile)	Post icon → clock icon → View all
Edit the schedule time	Click the post in the queue → Modify schedule
Edit post content	Not possible — delete and recreate
Post immediately	Click the post in the queue → Post now
Delete a scheduled post	Click the post in the queue → Delete
View company page scheduled posts	Open from company page composer, not personal