> ## 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. # X (Twitter) > Connect X to Ocoya, how long posts become threads, and the limits X applies. Connect X to schedule posts, images and video alongside your other channels. Ocoya turns long posts into threads automatically. ## Connect your X account Select **Channels** in the left sidebar, then **Connect channel**. Pick **X (Twitter)** from the **Add a connection** panel. Add a connection panel listing every channel Ocoya connects to, each with its category and an arrow to continue Sign in to X and approve access. To connect several X accounts, repeat the process. Sign out of X in your browser between connections, or X will reconnect the same account each time. ## Long posts become threads A single X post holds **280 characters**. Write more than that and Ocoya splits the post into a thread automatically rather than rejecting it. While composing, Ocoya warns you before you schedule: > Twitter caption exceeds 280 characters and will be split into a thread The hard limit is **5,000 characters**. Beyond that the post is refused and you'll need to shorten it. Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon behave the same way, each with their own per-post limit: Threads 500, Bluesky 300, Mastodon 500. ## X's limits | | Limit | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | Single post | 280 characters | | Total before rejection | 5,000 characters, split into a thread | | Images per post | 4, maximum 5 MB each | | Video per post | 1, maximum 100 MB | ## Duplicate content X rejects posts that are identical to something you posted recently. This is X's own anti-spam rule and applies whether you post through Ocoya or directly. If you need to repeat a message, change the wording, swap the image, or leave more time between posts. ## Common problems **"My post became a thread and I didn't want that."** It was over 280 characters. Shorten it to a single post. **"X keeps asking me to reconnect."** X expires access periodically. See [Reconnect a channel](/help/reconnect-a-channel). **"I connected a second account but it replaced the first."** Your browser was still signed in to the first account. Sign out of X, then connect again. ## Related Fixing X access when it expires. Every network's limits in one table.