Fill my week
Proposes a week of posts from your unfinished coverage gaps, spread evenly across your posting hours, for you to approve in one pass.
On the Schedule tab, Fill my week lays your not-yet-cross-posted videos into empty slots over the next 7 days. Nothing is scheduled until you confirm — it's a proposal you review first, with a caption for each row that you can edit before it goes out.
Fill my week never proposes a video you marked Don’t post this video in Coverage (or dismissed in the phone app), and its Add a specific video search does not offer one either. If a page that was open before you marked it still sends one, that row says "You marked this video “Don’t post”, so Fill my week left it out. To post it, schedule it from the Composer." and nothing is scheduled for it; see Keep a video from posting automatically.
If a proposed YouTube row has no title, EverySqueeze won't queue it — YouTube needs a title, so either type one in the panel or write your captions first and re-run Fill my week.
When you confirm, EverySqueeze queues each row one at a time on the day it was proposed for and picks its exact minute itself: the day's posts are spread evenly across your posting hours, each at a natural-looking minute rather than on the hour, and the panel shows the landing time each row actually got. A full day moves a row to the next day with room. Rows placed this way are spread out again if you later change your daily limit or posting hours. A row that's already scheduled is skipped and marked "already scheduled" rather than duplicated.
You can add up to 200 posts to your schedule in one day (Fill my week, Composer and Retry together). If you reach that partway through, the remaining rows stop there and each says not added yet: you can add it tomorrow, and the panel says You’ve added as many posts as you can today (200). The rest can be added tomorrow. This doesn’t change how many posts go out each day. Nothing is silently lost. This limit is only about adding posts: how many go out each day is still your Posts per day (see Daily limits).
Pick for this week or Auto-fill gaps
The Fill my week window has two choices under Fill mode. Pick for this week is the week described above. Auto-fill gaps builds a plan for the next 10 days by itself: best sellers first, from videos with a confirmed Amazon match that aren't on that platform yet, inside your posting hours, daily limits and spacing, and nothing you already scheduled moves. Adjust lets you lower a platform or remove a video (the next best one takes its place). Nothing is scheduled until you press Looks good. Once you have confirmed a plan, Keep my gaps filled re-plans every day with the same settings and only adds videos to empty slots; everything it added is listed under Added for you. Auto-fill gaps is for the account owner, not assistants. Where it is turned on for your account (rolling out), a new TikTok goes ahead of YouTube posts added by Auto-fill gaps or Fill my week, and those step back in line; a post you set a time for stays. Auto-fill gaps then adds only a few YouTube posts at a time and says so in its plan, because YouTube goes out slowly. See Daily limits.
Fill my week plans Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Pinterest isn't part of it: post to Pinterest from Composer, or let Pinterest's own Auto-post new TikToks switch post your new videos there.
When a platform's auto-post is off
Where it is turned on for your account (rolling out), Auto-fill gaps and Keep my gaps filled follow each platform's auto-post switch: a platform whose auto-post is off gets nothing planned (the plan says Not planned on Facebook: auto-post is off there.), and posts Keep my gaps filled already added there wait with Post anyway or Cancel instead of going out; turning the switch back on lets them go out as planned. Posts you scheduled yourself are not affected — see Automatic posts waiting because auto-post is off.
A platform says "not connected"
Fill my week only offers a platform EverySqueeze can post to right now, using the same check as Composer's post buttons. Facebook shows not connected when your Facebook connection can't post to your Page (no Page shared with EverySqueeze, or the permission to post was not granted), and Instagram when no Instagram professional account is linked to that Page or publishing was not allowed. checking… means the check hasn't answered yet. couldn't check Facebook right now (or Instagram) means Facebook didn't answer just then: it does not mean you're disconnected. Press try again beside it; the platform can't be chosen until the check answers. If Composer can post to that platform but Fill my week still says not connected, reload the Schedule page; if it stays that way, use Report a problem. If Composer can't post there either, reconnect Facebook and select your Page and your Instagram: see Reconnect a platform.
Each row's product chip shows the product its links will use. When you set My link for that video (or its TikTok product), the chip reads My link · name instead of an Amazon product, because your own link is the one that posts. Change it from the video's card in Composer.
Fill my week is on the desktop dashboard only: the phone app's Schedule tab has no Fill my week button. In the phone app, schedule videos one at a time from Posts.
When days in the next 7 are below a platform's posts per day, a line under the month calendar counts the open slots with its own Fill my week button.
See The Schedule calendar for the Calendar Fill my week fills, and Older videos per day for the automatic daily drip alternative.