Schedule social posts from any Make scenario
The Fuxux app for Make creates, schedules or drafts posts on 14 networks, and starts your scenarios when a post publishes or fails. Approved by Make and listed in its app directory.
API keys come with Creator, Growth and Pro.
Five modules
Action
Create a post
Publishes a post now, schedules it for later, or saves it as a draft, on one or more of your connected accounts.
Trigger
Watch published posts
Starts a scenario when a post has been published, with each network's result and publish time as real dates.
Trigger
Watch failed posts
Starts a scenario when a post fails on at least one network, whether every network failed or only some.
Search
Search connected accounts
Finds the social accounts connected to your Fuxux workspace, optionally filtered by network.
Universal
Make an API call
Calls any endpoint of the Fuxux API with your connection already signed in, for anything the other modules don't cover.
Scenarios people build
Spreadsheet to scheduled posts
Google Sheets (watch new rows) → Fuxux Create a post. Each row's caption and date becomes a scheduled post, or a draft to review first.
Failed post alerts
Fuxux Watch failed posts → Slack, email or Telegram. Hear about an expired connection or a refused file the moment Make picks it up.
Published post log
Fuxux Watch published posts → Airtable, Notion or Sheets. A running record of what went out where, with links and dates.
New blog post to social
RSS or your CMS → Fuxux Create a post as a draft. The announcement is waiting in Fuxux, ready to check and send.
Set up in four steps
- 1
Create an API key
In Fuxux, open API keys and create a key. API keys come with Creator, Growth and Pro.
- 2
Add the Fuxux app in Make
In a scenario, add a module, search for Fuxux, and create a connection with your key.
- 3
Pick a module
Create a post, watch published or failed posts, search accounts, or make any API call.
- 4
Run it
Test with Run once, then turn the scenario on. Use Save as draft while testing so nothing goes live.
The key stays in your Make connection. Delete it under API keys in Fuxux and every scenario using it stops at once.
Posts made from Make follow the same caption limits and media rules as posts made in Fuxux, so a scenario can’t send something a network would refuse.
Make FAQ
Is there a Fuxux app on Make?
Yes. Fuxux has an approved app on Make with five modules: Create a post, Watch published posts, Watch failed posts, Search connected accounts and Make an API call. Search for Fuxux when you add a module to a scenario.
How do I schedule social media posts with Make?
Add the Fuxux module Create a post to your scenario, connect it with a Fuxux API key, choose the accounts and the caption, and set it to publish now, schedule for a date, or save as a draft. Whatever starts the scenario (a new sheet row, a form, an RSS item) decides when posts are created.
Which networks can Make post to through Fuxux?
Any account you have connected in Fuxux: X, Instagram, Facebook Pages, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Discord, Telegram, Slack, Kick and Twitch. Each network's own rules still apply; for example, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest need an image or video.
Do I need a paid plan?
Yes for Fuxux: Make connects with a personal API key, and API keys are included in Creator, Growth and Pro at no extra cost. On the Make side, how often the triggers check for new posts depends on your scenario's schedule and your Make plan.
Make or Zapier: which should I use?
Both have a Fuxux app with the same core: create posts, find connected accounts, and react to published and failed posts. Make also has a universal API call module and suits branching, multi-step scenarios. Use whichever your team already runs.
Can I test without publishing anything?
Yes. Set Create a post to Save as draft. The post appears in Fuxux as a draft and nothing is sent to any network until you publish it.
Plug Fuxux into your scenarios
Find Fuxux in Make’s app directory and connect it with your API key.
Open Fuxux on MakeRelated: Zapier · API reference · Notion · Pricing