Make.com Social Media Posting
Make.com can publish to social media through the Schedule & Chill REST API using the built-in HTTP "Make a request" module. Point it at https://schedulenchill.com/api/posts with a bearer token and one module schedules to X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Pinterest — instead of maintaining a separate Make connection per network.
Last updated July 26, 2026
Quick Answer
Make.com + Schedule & Chill in one line
Use the HTTP module with an Authorization header. One request publishes or schedules across every connected account.
How to connect Make.com
5 minutes from API key to first post
1
Create an API key
In Schedule & Chill, go to Settings → API Keys and generate a key.
2
Add an HTTP module to your scenario
Search for HTTP → Make a request. Set the method to POST and the URL to https://schedulenchill.com/api/posts.
3
Set the headers
Add Authorization with the value Bearer YOUR_API_KEY, Content-Type: application/json, and Accept: application/json.
4
Build the body
Choose Raw body type, JSON content type, and map your scenario data into content and social_account_ids. Add scheduled_at for a future post.
5
Run once and check
Make shows the 201 response with the created post. The socialAccounts array carries a per-account delivery status you can route on.
HTTP module — raw JSON body
Copy this into your Make.com setup and replace the ids with your own.
{
"content": "{{1.title}} — read the full post: {{1.url}}",
"social_account_ids": [789, 790],
"media_ids": [456],
"scheduled_at": "{{formatDate(addHours(now; 3); \"YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss\")}}Z",
"platform_content": [
{ "account_id": 790, "content": "{{1.longFormVersion}}" }
]
}What Make.com can do
- Publish now or schedule for later from any scenario
- One module reaches all connected platforms
- Per-platform copy overrides with platform_content
- Attach media library assets with media_ids
- Route on per-account delivery status in the response
- Cancel a scheduled post with a DELETE request
What to know first
- There is no official Make app in the marketplace yet — you use the generic HTTP module and map the JSON yourself.
- Media must already exist in the media library; upload it first and pass the returned id.
- Account connections are made once in the dashboard via OAuth and cannot be completed from a scenario.
What teams build with it
Common Make.com workflows that end in a published post
Airtable content calendar
Watch an Airtable base for rows marked Ready, then post each one at its scheduled time. Your team plans in Airtable; Make ships it.
AI-generated posts on a timer
A scheduled scenario calls an AI module for fresh copy, then hands it to the HTTP module. Consistent output without a person in the loop.
E-commerce product announcements
A new Shopify product triggers the scenario, which builds the caption from product fields and announces it on every channel.
Frequently asked questions
Make.com and social posting — what builders ask
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