> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.blotato.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.blotato.com/web-app-getting-started/calendar.md). # Content Calendar Setup Find the redesigned Calendar, recurring posting slots, and scheduled-post controls. Calendar is available in both Developer Platform and Content Studio. Open the navigation menu if the sidebar is hidden. ## Navigate to Calendar 1. Open [Calendar](https://my.blotato.com/calendar). 2. Use Previous week or Next week to select a week. 3. Select Today to return to the current week. 4. Select a time block to inspect its posts. The calendar groups posts into time blocks. A block might contain posts for several destinations. Read each post's status instead of assuming everything in the calendar is still scheduled. ## Set Up Your Weekly Posting Schedule 1. Select Weekly schedule beneath the Calendar heading. 2. Review the Weekly posting schedule section. 3. Select Add slot. 4. Enter the time in your computer's local timezone. 5. Select the days. 6. Select the eligible accounts. 7. Select Create. Slots supply times for posts submitted with Next free slot time. They do not publish content on their own or select a post's destination. Pick a time and Now do not require slots. For account eligibility, see [Create Schedule](/web-app-features/content-calendar/create-schedule.md). ## Schedule a Post 1. Open [Content Studio > New Post](https://my.blotato.com/agent). 2. Review your draft. 3. Follow [Schedule Posts](/web-app-features/content-calendar/schedule-posts.md). 4. Verify the result in [Posts > Scheduled](https://my.blotato.com/posts?status=scheduled) or Calendar. ## Manage Existing Posts Use [Posts](https://my.blotato.com/posts) to filter by All, Scheduled, Published, or Failed. Select a platform and time window to narrow the list. ![Posts status filters, platform selector, and time-window selector](https://2374509648-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FevfU9S4Nh53PiGflQLah%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-8254f4c85eddb7d53975a6c86917b49222848ac5%2Fui-posts-filters-2026-09.jpg?alt=media) ### Edit Scheduled Post Use Move to drafts on a scheduled post for content or media changes. This removes its schedule and opens the older Remix editor. Review the content and submit a new schedule when ready. ### Reschedule Scheduled Post 1. Open Posts > Scheduled. 2. Find the intended post. 3. Select Reschedule. 4. Choose the new date and time. 5. Select Save. 6. Verify the new time. ### Move Scheduled Post Back to Drafts 1. Open Posts > Scheduled. 2. Select Move to drafts on the intended post. 3. Read the confirmation. 4. Confirm only if you want to remove the schedule. 5. Blotato opens the post in [Remix](https://my.blotato.com/remix) for editing. 6. Submit a new schedule after reviewing the changes. ### Delete Scheduled Post The redesigned Posts list offers Reschedule and Move to drafts for scheduled posts. Use Move to drafts to stop a scheduled publication while retaining its content. The previous Upcoming Posts bulk-delete instructions do not apply to this screen. For an intentional schedule deletion through an integration, use the [Scheduled Posts API](/rest-api-reference/schedules.md). See [Manage scheduled and failed posts](/web-app-features/content-calendar/tutorial.md) for outcome checks and troubleshooting. ## Viewing Published Posts Open [Posts > Published](https://my.blotato.com/posts?status=published). Filter by platform and time window, then open the platform post to verify the result. Use [Analytics](/web-app-features/analytics.md) for engagement rankings. ## Troubleshooting Posts that Failed to Publish Open [Posts > Failed](https://my.blotato.com/posts?status=failed). 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