How to Schedule Image Posts on Threads for Multiple Accounts
Scheduling posts on Threads is easy when you have one account. You open the app, upload your image, pick a time, and you are done.
But what if you manage 100 accounts?
You might be running multiple client accounts as a content agency, testing different content strategies across niches, or building a presence in several markets, each with its own account.
The problem is: how do you schedule posts for 100 accounts safely?
This is not just about saving time. It is about avoiding account restrictions, keeping your accounts active, and managing your operation without risk.
In this guide, we will show you exactly how to schedule image posts on Threads for multiple accounts. We will explain the challenges, and then show you the solution that professionals use.
Can You Schedule Image Posts on Threads?
Yes, you can schedule posts on Threads. The platform officially supports this feature, and it is available to all users.
What You Can Do with Threads’ Built-in Scheduler
When you open the Threads app on your phone, you can create a post and select a specific time to publish it. Threads will then automatically publish that post at the time you chose.
You can schedule:
- Single images
- Image carousels (multiple images in one post)
- Text with images
- Videos (in some regions)
The scheduling feature works on both iPhone and Android. You simply tap the calendar icon when creating a post, pick your date and time, and you are done.
Why Bulk Scheduling Multiple Accounts Is Different
Scheduling posts on one account is simple. But when you manage multiple accounts, everything changes. The challenges are not just about time. They are about safety, risk, and whether your accounts will survive.
The Account Linking Problem
When you log into multiple Threads accounts from the same device, Threads (and Instagram, which owns Threads) can see that all these accounts belong to the same person.
Here is what happens behind the scenes:
IP Address
Every time you log in, your IP address is recorded. If you log into 100 accounts from your home Wi-Fi, all 100 logins come from the same IP address. Threads’ system sees this and marks all 100 accounts as linked.
Device Fingerprint
Your phone or computer has a unique fingerprint. This fingerprint includes information like your device brand and model, operating system version, browser version, IEMI number, MAC address, screen resolution, and device language. When you log into multiple accounts from the same device, all these accounts have the same fingerprint. To Threads, this looks like one person controlling 100 accounts.
Even if you clear your cookies or use an incognito browser, your device fingerprint stays the same. It comes from your actual hardware, not from browser data. Threads can see it every time you log in.
Behavior Consistency
If all 100 accounts post content at similar times every day, or if they all engage with the same content, Threads sees this as coordinated bot behavior, not real human activity.
Once Threads detects that your accounts are linked, the consequences can be serious.
What Happens When Threads Links Your Accounts
When Threads identifies linked accounts, the platform takes action.
Account Restrictions
Your accounts may be restricted from posting for a period of time. Some accounts may be limited to posting only once per day, or they may face delays in publishing. This completely disrupts your operation.
Reduced Reach
Your posts may stop appearing in people’s feeds. They may not show up in search results. Your accounts suddenly have almost no visibility. This is sometimes called a “shadowban” or “soft ban.”
Account Suspension
In serious cases, Threads may temporarily or permanently suspend your accounts. You lose access to the account and all your content.
Linked Account Suspensions
Because Threads is connected to Instagram, a violation on one account can affect all your linked accounts. If one account gets suspended, others may be restricted too. This is the worst-case scenario for anyone running multiple accounts.
Managing multiple Threads accounts on one device is very risky, especially if you also need to schedule posts. Without the right tools, your accounts can easily be flagged.
GeeLark solves this problem by giving you a safe and simple way to manage many Threads accounts at the same time.
Why GeeLark is the Ultimate Threads Scheduler
GeeLark is a cloud phone platform that makes managing multiple mobile accounts simple. With GeeLark, you can control several remote phones directly from your computer, without buying or maintaining a large number of physical devices.
Complete Isolation
Each cloud phone in GeeLark is completely separate from the others. They do not share any data. Files, login sessions, and app data are never shared between phones. A problem on one phone will never affect another phone.
This level of isolation is what prevents your accounts from being linked together. When Threads looks at your 100 cloud phones, it sees 100 independent devices, not 100 accounts controlled by one person.
Real Device Fingerprints
Each cloud phone broadcasts a unique device fingerprint to Threads. This fingerprint comes from real hardware information: device brands and models, Android versions, unique IMEI and MAC addresses, screen resolution, timezone, and language settings.
Because each cloud phone has a unique fingerprint, Threads cannot link your accounts through device fingerprinting.
Separate IP Addresses
Each cloud phone can be assigned a different residential proxy. This means each account will have its own unique IP address. Your “US Account” can use a US residential proxy.
When Threads sees your US account logging in from a US residential proxy, on a US device, with English language settings, it looks completely authentic.
Automated Scheduling
GeeLark uses automation templates to help you schedule posts across different accounts without relying on an API. The system works by controlling the Threads app inside each cloud phone, using real tap and scroll actions to publish content.
Because the automation behaves like a real person using a mobile device, 100 Threads accounts look like 100 different people posting on Threads. All you need to do is select the cloud phones you want to use, upload your content, set the posting time, and start the task. GeeLark handles the entire process for you.
How to Schedule Threads Posts for Multiple Accounts
Step 1: Sign Up and Download GeeLark
Go to the GeeLark website and create an account. After signing up, download the GeeLark app for your computer. It supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, and installs in just a few minutes.
Step 2: Create Cloud Phone Profiles
Open the GeeLark app and go to the “New profile” section.
You will set up three things:
1.Basic information: Name your profile (for example, “Threads – Japan Account”). Add groups, tags, or notes if you manage many clients or markets.
2.Proxy setup: Add a residential proxy from your provider and connect it to the profile. Use a proxy from the same region as the account you are managing.
3.Device settings: Choose the Android version (Android 9-15) you want. GeeLark will generate unique device details such as the IMEI, MAC address, device brand and model for you. Repeat these steps for each Threads account.
Step 3: Install Threads and Log In
After creating your profiles, go to the App Store and install Threads. Then enable Threads in Team’s Applications, so GeeLark will automatically install it the first time each cloud phone is opened, saving you from installing the app manually on every device. Once the installation is complete, open Threads and log in to the account for that profile.
Step 4: Choose the Scheduling Template
Now you are ready to schedule your first post. Go to the Marketplace. Find the “Threads Post Image Set” template. This template is specifically designed for posting image collections to Threads.
Step 5: Configure Your Posting
After you select the template, the system will ask you to configure your posting details.
1. Choose which cloud phones will run the task.
2. Set the publishing time. You can schedule posts far into the future, completely ignoring Threads’ 75-day limit. Just pick the date and time you want the post to go live.
3. Add your content. Enter the topic and title, upload your images.
Step 6: Publish
Once you have configured everything, click the “Confirm publication.” Your post is now scheduled.
GeeLark will automatically publish your post on all the selected cloud phones at the exact time you specified. You do not need to do anything else. While you sleep, while you work, even you close the computer, GeeLark publishes your content exactly on schedule.
Make Scheduling Image Posts on Threads Easy
Scheduling image posts on Threads across multiple accounts does not have to be complicated. With the right setup, you can plan content in advance, stay consistent, and keep every account running safely. If you want to schedule image posts on Threads at scale without risking account links or manual work, GeeLark gives you a secure and efficient way to do it. Get started with GeeLark and turn multi-account posting into a smooth, automated workflow.