Post from a Google Sheet to your X account on a set schedule. It is a simple queue for teams that want steady social updates without logging in every few hours. Great for founders, marketers, and small teams that keep ideas in spreadsheets.

Every six hours a schedule trigger starts the run. The flow reads the next row from a Google Sheets tab named Tweets. The text in the tweet column becomes the post on X. Right after publishing, the used row is deleted from the sheet so it will not post again. OAuth connections keep access secure, and all content stays in a sheet you already use. You control cadence by changing the interval and keep full visibility in your spreadsheet.

Set up one sheet with a header named tweet and share it with your team to collect approved posts. Expect to cut posting time from 10 minutes per post to under 1 minute and keep a steady schedule with no reminders. Use it for campaigns, product tips, launch threads, or evergreen quotes. Pick your timing, turn it on, and let it run.

• Time based schedule runs every six hours and can be adjusted to your cadence.
• Reads the next available row from a Google Sheets tab named Tweets.
• Uses the tweet column as the post text sent to X.
• Deletes the posted row in Google Sheets to prevent duplicates.
• Secure OAuth credentials for Google Sheets and X managed in n8n.
• Simple queue behavior using a spreadsheet as the source of truth.

• Reduce manual posting time from 10 minutes per post to under 1 minute
• Automate 100 percent of routine posting steps from drafting to publish
• Eliminate repeat posts by removing each used row after publishing
• Handle 4 times more posts without adding headcount
• Connect Google Sheets and X so your team works in one simple place

1. Import the template into n8n: Create a new workflow in n8n > Click the three dots menu > Select 'Import from File' > Choose the downloaded JSON file.
2. You'll need accounts with Google Sheets and X. See the Tools Required section above for links to create accounts with these services.
3. Create a Google Spreadsheet with one sheet named Tweets. In cell A1 add the header tweet. Add a few rows below with your post text.
4. In the n8n editor open the Schedule Trigger node. Set the interval to every 6 hours or choose a timing that fits your posting plan. Save the node.
5. Open the Get Tweets Google Sheets node. In the Credential to connect with dropdown click Create new credential and follow the on screen steps to connect your Google account. Name the credential clearly such as Google Sheets Marketing.
6. In the same node select your spreadsheet and choose the sheet named Tweets. Confirm the column tweet exists and will be returned as a field.
7. Open the Post on X node. In the Credential to connect with dropdown click Create new credential and follow the on screen steps to sign in with X. Give the credential a clear name such as X Company Account.
8. In Post on X confirm the Text field is mapped to {{$json.tweet}}. Save the node.
9. Open the Remove from list Google Sheets node. Use the same Google credential. Select the same spreadsheet and Tweets sheet. Keep operation set to delete so the posted row is removed after publishing.
10. Test the flow: Add a short test row in the sheet. In n8n click Execute workflow once. Check your X account to confirm the post and verify the used row is removed from the sheet.
11. Troubleshoot common issues: If nothing posts, recheck X credentials and app permissions. If the row does not delete, confirm the sheet and column names match and that the node points to the same document and sheet. If permissions errors appear, ensure your Google account has edit access to the spreadsheet.