Using Post Groups in Buffer
When you create posts for multiple social channels in one composer session, Buffer now automatically groups them together as a Post Group. This gives you a single place to view and manage all the related posts you created together instead of hunting for them individually across your channels.
:::info Looking for help with scheduling posts across multiple channels? Check out How do I schedule posts for multiple social channels at the same time? :::
What is a Post Group?
A Post Group is a way to associate all the posts you create together in a single composer session. For example, if you open the composer and create posts for X, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok at the same time, those four posts become one Post Group. Each post still lives on its own channel and publishes independently, but Post Groups make it easy to see them as a connected set.
Why use Post Groups?
- See related posts in one place. Instead of scrolling through each channel's queue to find the posts you created together, you can view them as a group in the Post Groups details dialog.
- Context for your content. Understanding which posts were created together helps you review and manage cross-channel campaigns more easily.
How Post Groups are created
Post Groups are created automatically — you don't need to do anything. Every time you use the Buffer Web Composer to create posts, those posts are grouped together behind the scenes.
:::info Good to Know:
- Post Groups are created in the web composer.
- Each individual post in a group still publishes, reschedules, and edits independently. Grouping doesn't change how individual posts behave :::
Viewing your Post Groups
Once you've created posts together in the composer, you can view them as a group using the Post Groups Details Dialog.
- Go to your Buffer Publishing dashboard.
- Find one of the posts that was part of a group.
- Click the three vertical dots ⋮ in the bottom right corner.
- Select Post Details to view the Post Group.
- Here you can see all posts that were created in the same session, along with their channel, status, and scheduled time.
Good to Knows
:::info Good-to-Knows
- Post Groups are available on all Buffer plans, including Free.
- Posts created before Post Groups launched may already appear grouped if they were created in the same composer session.
- Editing one post in a group doesn't affect the others. Each post in a group is still independent — you can edit, delete, or reschedule individual posts without changing the rest of the group.
- Post Groups are currently available in the Web Composer only. Mobile support is not available yet. :::
FAQ
Are Post Groups available on all plans?
Yes, Post Groups are available on all plans, including Free.
Do I need to set anything up to use Post Groups?
No setup needed. Post Groups are created automatically every time you create posts together in the Buffer Web Composer.
Can I edit all the posts in a group at once?
Not yet — group-level editing is coming in a future update. For now, you can edit each post individually from the queue or from within the Post Groups Details Dialog.
What if I only create a post for one channel? Is that still a Post Group?
Yes — even a single post gets wrapped in a Post Group. The group will just contain one post.
Can I see Post Groups on mobile?
Post Groups are currently available in the Buffer Web Composer only.
:::info Need help with Post Groups? Send us an email at hello@buffer.com and our Advocacy team will be standing by to assist! :::