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Posts take 63,206 characters, comments 8,000. Facebook folds long posts behind "See more". Paste a post below to count it.
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omnisocials We moved our whole posting week into one Monday session, and it changed how we work. Here is the routine: write every post first, add the photos, then schedule them for the mornings and evenings our Page is busiest. One sitting, five days covered. How do you plan your Page's week?
A Facebook post can hold 63,206 characters and a comment 8,000. Facebook's Help Center does not state either number, but both are widely documented, and OmniSocials checks against them before you schedule. Long posts fold behind "See more", so lead with the point.
Facebook does state a few rules: a username needs at least 5 characters (letters, numbers and periods), and a colored background only works on a text post with no photo, video or link. Some Pages can also put links in only 2 organic posts or comments a month.
Facebook can limit a Page to links in 2 organic posts or comments a month. Extra links in a thread you already linked in, links to Meta apps and links in ads do not count. Source
Long posts fold behind "See more". Put the reason to read in the first line or two.
Line breaks make a long post easier to read. The counter's copy button keeps blank lines.
If your Page has the link limit, each month allows 2 posts or comments with links. Add more links in the comments of a post you already linked in.
A colored background works only on a text post with no photo, video or link.
Facebook sets no limit, but a hashtag must be one word without spaces or punctuation.
It needs at least 5 characters, using letters, numbers and periods. Facebook treats periods and capitals as the same username.
Facebook's Help Center states few text limits. The page takes the rules it does state from the Help Center, read on October 17, 2026, and labels the widely documented numbers (posts, comments, profile intro) as such. The post and comment limits match what OmniSocials checks before it schedules.