> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ocoya.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Whop

> Schedule posts to the forums in your Whop communities, and what they accept.

A Whop post goes to a **forum** inside one of your communities, not to the community as a whole. So each forum connects as its own channel, and you pick the forum when you connect rather than when you post.

Posts are written in **Markdown**, which makes Whop closer to a blogging channel than a social one.

## Connect Whop

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Channels">
    Select **Channels** in the left sidebar, then **Connect channel**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Choose Whop">
    Pick **Whop** from the **Add a connection** panel — it's listed under **Community**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Authorize on Whop">
    Ocoya sends you to Whop to approve reading your communities and their forums, and creating forum posts.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Pick your forums">
    Ocoya lists every forum across the communities you belong to. Select the ones you want to schedule to — each becomes its own channel.
  </Step>
</Steps>

You need posting access in a forum for the channel to work. Whop grants that per company, so a forum you can read but not post in will connect and then fail at publish.

## What you can post

| Post type | Supported      |
| --------- | -------------- |
| Text      | Yes — required |
| Images    | Yes            |
| GIF       | Yes            |
| Video     | Yes            |
| Title     | Optional       |

Unlike most channels, Whop takes **video** as an ordinary attachment alongside images in the same post.

Text is required: a Whop post with only attachments is refused.

## The title

Whop shows a title above the body and only *requires* one on paywalled posts, which Ocoya doesn't publish. So the field is optional, capped at **200 characters**, and left empty the post simply starts with your body.

## Markdown

The body is Markdown, so headings, lists, links and code fences all render. A caption written for social will read thin as a forum post — if you're posting to Whop alongside social channels, use [per-channel captions](/help/post-editor) and write the longer version for Whop.

## Whop's limits

|                     |                          |
| ------------------- | ------------------------ |
| Title               | 200 characters, optional |
| Body                | 50,000 characters        |
| Attachments         | 10, up to 100 MB each    |
| Images, GIFs, video | All supported            |

Whop publishes no limits of its own for any of these, so every number here is Ocoya's guard rail — set wide enough for a real forum post and narrow enough to fail in the editor rather than at Whop.

## Common problems

**"Whop posts require text."** The post has attachments but no body. Whop needs the text.

**"Whop attachments cannot exceed 100 MB."** One file is over the cap. Compress it or leave it out.

**"This Whop account cannot post in the selected forum. Ask a company admin for posting access, or reconnect."** You can read the forum but not post in it. That's a permission on Whop, granted by a company admin.

**"This Whop forum no longer exists. Reconnect the channel and pick a forum again."** The forum was deleted or renamed on Whop. Reconnect and choose a current one.

**"Whop did not finish processing the uploaded media in time."** A large attachment was still being processed when the post timed out. Try a smaller file.

**"Connection to your profile has expired. Please reconnect."** See [Reconnect a channel](/help/reconnect-a-channel).

## Related

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  <Card title="Character and media limits" icon="ruler" href="/help/channel-limits">
    Every network's limits side by side.
  </Card>

  <Card title="The post editor" icon="square-pen" href="/help/post-editor">
    Writing a different version per channel.
  </Card>
</Columns>