The Dribbble scheduler that runs itself

Image shots in JPG or PNG, animated GIFs and short MP4 video shots, each with a title, description and up to 20 tags. You compose once, check the 4:3 preview and pick the exact publish time.

There is no magic hour that works for everyone, so treat it as an experiment. Many designers aim for weekday working hours when clients and peers browse for inspiration, and scheduling lets you hit that window in any timezone without setting alarms.

You connect the same Dribbble account you already publish from. postqueen signs in through the official API with OAuth, so you authorize on Dribbble itself and never hand over your password.

Yes. Send the same artwork to Instagram, Pinterest, X, LinkedIn and any of the 30 supported channels, with a caption tuned per network before anything goes live. The Dribbble version keeps its tags while the social versions get their own copy.

Yes. The built-in assistant drafts titles, descriptions and tag suggestions from a short prompt about the work, then rewrites them in a more casual or more formal voice on request. Nothing publishes until you schedule it.

postqueen keeps a clean history of every shot it published and when, so you can compare timing and topics across your queue. Views, likes and saves for each shot live on Dribbble itself, and reading the two together shows what your audience responds to.

The usual causes are an expired Dribbble connection or a file outside the platform rules, like a wrong aspect ratio or an oversized upload. postqueen flags the failure in the calendar so you can reconnect or fix the file and retry.

Yes. Every cloud plan starts with a 7-day free trial and you can cancel anytime. If you prefer to run your own instance, the open source version is free to self-host.