What's new in Storrito

New features, improvements and fixes, newest first. The date is the day a change went live for everyone.

November 5, 2026

Social posts scheduled days ahead show the right status

A post for Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads or X that you scheduled more than a day in advance could show as failed with a timeout message, although it went out on time. Such posts now show their real status. Posts that were marked this way before keep the old status.

Smaller changes

  • Text without a color of its own shows white in the editor, but came out black in the finished story, for example text you typed after deleting all the text of a text box. On a black background it disappeared. New renders show it white, as in the editor. Stories rendered before keep the black text.
  • The <insta-music> sticker of the Story Components takes track-id and start-ms. They pick one of the songs found for the search term and the moment where its section starts. When the posting account does not find that song, the first song plays.

November 4, 2026

Music sticker in stories from the API

Put <insta-music search-term="Beautiful Day U2"></insta-music> into the HTML of a story for schedule-instagram-story or create-draft, and the story gets Instagram's music sticker. Storrito searches the song with the posting account right before it prepares the story and takes the first song Instagram finds, so name the title and the artist. When Instagram finds no song, the story posts without music. A story has one music sticker, and an image story with music becomes a 15 second video. The Story Components reference shows the designs of the sticker.

November 2, 2026

The API refuses stickers an account does not have

Instagram does not offer every sticker to every account. The quiz sticker in particular is missing for many. schedule-instagram-story now refuses a story with a sticker the posting account lacks, and the error names the sticker. list-instagram-users returns these stickers for each account as unsupportedStickers, so you can leave them out or pick another account before you schedule. The scheduling page in the app already warned about them.

Phone videos post at their full length

Some phone videos carry a cover picture in front of the recording. Storrito took that picture for the video, and the story came out two frames long, which Instagram refuses. Storrito now uses the recording. A story that was cut short like this before is prepared again when it posts.

October 30, 2026

Video stories from the API keep their text

A video story you create through the API with <insta-story src="..."> lost the text, shapes and images of its HTML page. The draft in the editor and the posted story showed only the video and the stickers. Now they show everything the page shows over the video. This also applies to Reels, TikTok posts and social posts made from story HTML.

A story with an empty link sticker posts

A story whose link sticker had no address failed at every attempt. Storrito now posts the story without the link. The sticker still shows, but nobody can tap it.

October 29, 2026

Stories from the API look like your HTML page

Stories you create with schedule-instagram-story or create-draft now match their HTML page more closely, in the editor and in the posted story. A later sticker covers an earlier one, as on the page. Rotated stickers keep their place, also when a parent element rotates or scales them, and a sticker has the size the page shows. A sticker the page hides with display:none, visibility:hidden or opacity:0 stays out of the story. For CSS the story cannot show, such as a z-index or a partial opacity (between 0 and 1) on a sticker, the answer contains a warning.

Sticker attributes that would make the post fail are refused with HTTP 400 and a list of the problems. Examples are a hashtag with the # symbol, a poll with fewer than two or more than four options and a countdown that ends in the past.

October 28, 2026

Analytics and post history through the API

social-account-analytics returns followers, impressions, views, likes and comments of a connected social account, for example a Facebook Page, a LinkedIn profile or a YouTube channel. social-post-analytics returns the numbers of a published post. list-social-posts lists the posts you scheduled through the API or on the scheduling page. import-post-history fetches the newest posts an account published before you connected it or outside Storrito, and list-imported-posts lists them with their numbers, so you can see which content works best. The numbers of an account are read about once a day. Instagram Stories and Reels have no analytics here.

October 27, 2026

Invisible stickers in stories from the API

Add design="invisible" to <insta-link>, <insta-hashtag> or <insta-mention>, and the story gets a tap area without a visible sticker, for example over a button or a name that your background image already shows. The CSS width and height of the element set the size of the area, between 120 and 1000 pixels on each side. The Story Components reference has an example.

Clear message for an image Storrito cannot read

An image story whose file is no real JPEG or PNG, although its name ends in .jpg, retried for about 50 minutes and then failed without a reason. It now fails right away, and the message asks you to save the image as JPEG or PNG and upload it again.

October 26, 2026

Smaller changes

  • Bulk scheduling shows the right time for stories after the switch between summer and winter time. Before, such a story showed one hour off, and when you edited its row, the shifted time could be saved.
  • If you have a subscription, the Auto Top-Up box in the Add credits panel now starts unticked and turns Auto Top-Up on as soon as you tick it. Before, the box was ticked in advance but only took effect with a purchase.

October 23, 2026

API stories with a countdown without end time post

A story from the API with an <insta-countdown> sticker without end-time was never prepared and missed its posting time. Such a countdown now ends one day after the story posts, as in the preview of the component.

October 22, 2026

Upload YouTube videos through the API

upload-youtube-video publishes a video of any format and length on a connected YouTube channel, for example a 16:9 screencast of up to 5 GB and 4 hours. You set the title, the description, the privacy, a thumbnail and the flags YouTube asks for, and the video goes out right away or at a date you choose. status-youtube-video tells you when it is published, and cancel-youtube-video stops it before it reaches YouTube. If list-social-accounts shows no post types for your channel, connect it again with the YouTube card on the Social Accounts page. Shorts are still scheduled with schedule-social-post.

Smaller changes

  • The Statement of account page shows its whole table again. The Credit Balance column was cut off. On a phone it now leaves out the units, the unit price and the discount.

October 21, 2026

Credits are non-refundable

Storrito no longer refunds credits, also not unused credits when you stop using Storrito. Unused credits stay in your wallet and never expire. The checkout in the Add credits panel says so now. Customers on the older monthly plans keep their refund rules. The Credit Pricing FAQ answers the common questions.

October 20, 2026

Preview a scheduled post

On your schedule, move the mouse over a post and click Preview. A window shows the media as your audience will see it, with the account name on top. It shows the time of the post, how far away it is, and the settings you chose when you scheduled it, for example the Highlight, the first comment or the caption. A failed post shows the full error message, a posted one a View post link. From the window you can edit, re-schedule or cancel the post. In bulk scheduling, a click on a thumbnail opens the same view, with the changes you have not saved yet.

Welcome discount of 25%

New customers now get 25% off the daily fee of their Instagram accounts as a welcome discount, instead of 50%. An organization that already received the 50% discount keeps it.

October 19, 2026

Stories with a sound from Original audio post again

Instagram's music catalog lists sounds that other people recorded under Original audio. A story with some of these sounds in its music sticker failed at posting time on every attempt, while songs from the regular catalog worked. These stories post now. If one of your stories with an Original audio sound failed before, open it in the editor, add the sound again and schedule it once more. The Music Sticker explains the sticker.

Very short story videos no longer fail

Instagram accepts a story video between half a second and 60 seconds long. In two cases Storrito produced a video of one or two frames, and the story failed: a video in your gallery whose length Storrito could not read when you uploaded it and then opened in the editor, and a video you uploaded and scheduled as it is whose audio track ends before the picture does. Both cases now post with the full length of the video.

A story with two poll stickers posts

Instagram allows one poll per story. A story with two poll stickers, for example the same poll added twice, failed at every attempt. Storrito now posts the top-most poll and leaves the second one out. How To Add The Poll Sticker shows the sticker.

Clearer message when Instagram mutes a song

Instagram mutes some songs on some accounts. A story with such a song in its music sticker retried for an hour and ended as Failed: unknown. Now Storrito tries a second time, then marks the story as failed, names the song in the reason and asks you to pick another one. For a story without a music sticker whose sound Instagram mutes, the reason asks you to replace the audio of the video.

The API refuses stories that could never post

schedule-instagram-story now refuses a story when the organization has no credits left and no plan or trial that still covers stories. Customers on the older monthly plans are not affected. The answer is HTTP 400 with the error message "Story posting is not available because the Storrito account has no positive credit balance." Before, the story was accepted, never posted, and marked as missed posting window an hour later. Reels and social posts had this check already.

Smaller changes

  • On the Instagram Accounts page, Delete Account now asks you to confirm with "Yes, delete the connection" inside the account's dialog instead of a browser pop-up, and tells you when the deletion failed.
  • A story posted to a Highlight lands there more reliably. If Instagram does not take the story into the Highlight at the first try, Storrito tries two more times.
  • The Our Rates at a Glance window on the Subscription page keeps all prices inside the window again, including rows with long descriptions.

October 14, 2026

Emojis render correctly in your stories

An emoji from the Emojis panel of the editor could come out wrong in the finished story: black bars over parts of the face, thin blue lines in the top left corner, and a blurry picture. The story now shows the emoji sharp and as you see it in the editor.

Rejected files no longer stop an upload

When you upload photos and videos with the Upload button on the agenda or in the gallery, Storrito now checks every file first and uploads the ones that pass. A card in the bottom right corner lists each rejected file with the reason and what to do, for example a photo larger than 20 MB or 8000 by 8000 pixels, a video larger than 512 MB, or a file that is not a JPG, PNG, MP4 or MOV. Before, one bad file stopped the whole upload, and the agenda gave no reason. Pick up to 100 files at a time, a larger batch uploads nothing.

New look for the Images, Gif and Emojis panels in the editor

The three panels in the left menu of the editor match the dark design of the other panels now. Images shows free stock photos in two columns, with a search field and a Load more photos button at the end of the list. Gif has a Stickers and a GIFs tab, a search field and a Load more button, and a GIF plays when you move the mouse over it. Emojis lists Storrito's own stickers first, in groups such as Everyday and Party, then the emojis in seven categories. Its search shows stickers and emojis in two lists, and the previews look like the emojis in your story. All three panels work with the keyboard. GIF Stickers For Instagram Stories shows how to add a GIF.

October 12, 2026

Change your billing email yourself

If you pay with credits, open Subscription in the sidebar and look for the billing email in the Payment panel. Click Change next to the address, type the new one and click Save. Paddle, our reseller, sends your receipts and invoices to the new address from then on. If several of your organizations share one billing account, the change applies to all of them. Before, you had to ask support to change the address.

Longer videos through the API

schedule-social-post now takes a video as long as the network allows, instead of at most 3 minutes: up to 30 minutes on LinkedIn, 20 minutes for a Facebook Reel, 15 minutes on Pinterest, 10 minutes on TikTok, 5 minutes on Threads, 3 minutes for a YouTube Short, 140 seconds on X and 60 seconds for a Snapchat or Facebook Story. list-social-accounts returns the limit of every post type as maxDurationSeconds. A TikTok post scheduled with schedule-tiktok-post can be up to 10 minutes long as well. The video requirements in the documentation list the rules.

Smaller changes

  • When you log in to Instagram with a code while connecting an account, the code field now accepts letters as well as digits. Instagram sends some of these codes as letters only.

October 9, 2026

Video posts on X

Connect an X account under Social Accounts in the sidebar and schedule video posts on X from the same scheduling page you use for the other networks. A video can be up to 140 seconds long. X allows 280 characters, so Storrito shortens a longer caption and never cuts a link in half. An X post costs $0.12, and $0.40 if its caption contains a link. The scheduling page shows a note when your caption has a link or when shortening it would drop one. X posts are paid from your credits, also on the older monthly plans. The API schedules X posts with schedule-social-post.

More options for LinkedIn and Threads posts

Under LinkedIn options on the scheduling page you can now give a video a title of up to 200 characters. LinkedIn shows it below the video, and if you leave it empty, Storrito uses the name of your story. Threads posts get two new options: who can reply, and an optional topic that Threads shows in the header of the post. Facebook Reels and LinkedIn videos now use the preview image of your story as their cover. The API takes the new options as well.

The scheduling page remembers your choices

The scheduling page now starts with the options you picked last time, for example the visibility of a YouTube Short or a LinkedIn post, and Recommend on Facebook for an Instagram Reel. Titles, captions and covers are not carried over. The TikTok settings stay a choice you make for every post, as TikTok asks.

Webhooks for posts on all networks

Your webhook URLs can now also receive the event social_post.status_changed. Storrito sends it when a post on Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat, Threads or X is scheduled, published, canceled or fails. A webhook URL you add now receives both events. A URL you added before keeps receiving Instagram Story events only. Delete and add it again to receive both.

Smaller changes

  • The Add social account dialog now shows how many posts an account can publish per day on each network. The API documentation lists the same numbers under social post limits.

October 8, 2026

TikTok and YouTube on the Social Accounts page

Your TikTok accounts and YouTube channels are now listed under Social Accounts in the sidebar, next to your other networks. You connect, reconnect and remove them there. The separate TikTok Accounts and YouTube Channels pages are gone. A Reconnect button only appears when an account needs a new login.

Long captions no longer fail on YouTube and TikTok

When you schedule a YouTube Short with a description over 5,000 characters or a TikTok post with a caption over 2,200 characters, Storrito now shortens the text and the scheduling page says so. Before, such a post failed when it went out.

October 7, 2026

Schedule posts on more networks through the API

The API and the MCP server can now schedule posts on Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat and Threads. list-social-accounts lists all your connected accounts and the post types each one takes. schedule-social-post schedules a post, status-social-post returns its status and the link to the published post, and cancel-social-post cancels it.

Smaller changes

  • After you create an API credential under Storrito API in the sidebar, the dialog now shows the base URL of your API and an example request you can copy, next to the token.
  • If Instagram rejects your password while you connect an account, you can log in with a code instead. Storrito accepts these codes again.
  • In your recent transactions, the renewal of a monthly plan is now called Recurring top-up. Before, it was labeled Auto Top-Up, also when Auto Top-Up was switched off.

October 6, 2026

Smaller changes

  • When Instagram does not take a Story on the first try and Storrito tries again, the scheduling activity of the story now shows Retrying and a Cancel button. Stories of the same account that wait behind it can be canceled there as well. Before, both showed In progress without a Cancel button.
  • A slow upload of a photo or video into the editor is no longer restarted or given up while it still makes progress.
  • Pressing play in the editor while a long audio file was still loading could stop the preview. The audio now joins the preview once it has loaded.

October 5, 2026

Download your credit notes

When you get a refund or a credit, Paddle issues a credit note for it. You can now download these credit notes yourself. Open Subscription in the sidebar and click Credit notes next to Invoices, below your recent transactions. The list shows the date, the amount and whether it was a refund or a credit, and Download PDF opens the credit note.

Smaller changes

  • If the upload of a photo or video into the editor hangs, Storrito now restarts it on its own. If it fails anyway, Save uploads the media again and asks you to save once the upload has finished. Before, the design could be saved without the media, and the story showed INVALID instead of your photo or video.
  • The Visibility field under YouTube options on the scheduling page now always shows the visibility your Short goes out with. Before, it could show Private although you had picked another option.
  • When Instagram has suspended or disabled an account, the connect dialog now says so and asks you to appeal in the Instagram app or on instagram.com. Before, it showed an unexpected error.

October 1, 2026

LinkedIn posts on your profile and company pages

Connect LinkedIn under Social Accounts in the sidebar and schedule posts with a video or an image. After the LinkedIn login you pick your personal profile and the company pages you manage. LinkedIn needs a caption for every post, up to 3,000 characters. Under LinkedIn options on the scheduling page you choose who sees the post: Public or Connections only. A published post costs $0.08.

Snapchat Stories and Spotlight

You can schedule Stories and Spotlight videos on your Snapchat Public Profile. A Story takes a video of 5 to 60 seconds or an image. A Spotlight takes a video of 6 to 60 seconds, and your caption becomes its description of up to 160 characters. Connect the profile under Social Accounts. If the account has no Public Profile yet, Storrito tells you how to create one in the Snapchat app. A published Story or Spotlight costs $0.08.

Pins on your Pinterest boards

Connect Pinterest under Social Accounts and pick the boards Storrito may post to. Every board you tick on the scheduling page gets its own pin with your video or image, and your caption becomes the pin's description. Under Pinterest options you can change the title of the pin, which starts as the name of your media. You can also add a link the pin leads to and Pinterest's label for AI-generated content. A published pin costs $0.08.

Smaller changes

  • The Social Accounts page shows one card per network, each with its own Connect button and the accounts you connected. Right after you connect an account, the page says that it is finishing the connection instead of showing an empty list.
  • When a network does not connect your account, the Social Accounts page now shows why. Before, it showed nothing for most of these errors.
  • If you cancel a post while Storrito is still uploading it to a social network, the cancel waits until the upload is done. Before, it asked you to try again.
  • The AI-generated label for TikTok no longer stays ticked when you open the scheduling page for the next story.

September 30, 2026

Threads posts

Connect a Threads profile under Social Accounts in the sidebar and schedule Threads posts with a video or an image. You pick the profile on the same scheduling page you use for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, and your caption becomes the text of the post. Threads takes up to 500 characters, so Storrito shortens a longer caption for Threads and says so under the caption field. A published Threads post costs $0.08, the same as a Facebook Reel or Story. The price list in the app names both Social post.

Schedule Facebook Reels and Stories before the video is ready

You no longer have to wait until the video of a story has finished rendering before you schedule it on a Facebook Page. The scheduling page offers Facebook Reels and Stories right away and shows "Still rendering. The post goes out once the video is ready." When the video is done, Storrito checks its length and posts it. A design that renders as a still image cannot go to Facebook, so the page greys Facebook out for it and tells you why.

Smaller changes

  • Facebook Pages in the sidebar is now called Social Accounts. The Add social account dialog offers Facebook Pages next to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
  • A story with a poll, quiz, question or emoji slider sticker could fail to render when a text of the sticker was missing, and the post did not go out. These stories render now.
  • An emoji typed as the last allowed character of a poll, quiz or question sticker could break the sticker in the editor. The editor now leaves out an emoji that does not fit.
  • The Cancel button in the schedule and in the scheduling activity shows Canceling... while it works and Canceled when it is done. You can no longer click it twice.

September 29, 2026

Password managers fill in your Instagram login

When you connect an Instagram account, your browser or password manager now offers the saved Instagram login and fills in the username and the password. You no longer have to copy the password by hand. Enter in either field starts the login.

Smaller changes

  • When Instagram wants you to recover an account before it lets the login through, the connect dialog says so. It asks you to finish the "Recover your account" steps in the Instagram app or on instagram.com and then connect again. Before, it asked for your login again and got the same answer.
  • The connect dialog no longer suggests the username you just typed. If Instagram knows the account but does not accept the login, the dialog asks you to log in on Instagram first and complete any security check there.
  • The sidebar of the app has a What's new link that opens this page.

September 28, 2026

Reels and Stories for your Facebook Page

Connect a Facebook Page under Facebook Pages in the sidebar and schedule Reels and Stories on it. You use the same scheduling page and the same video as for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Tick the Page under Facebook Reels, under Facebook Stories, or under both. Both need a video. A Reel can be up to 20 minutes long, a Story up to 60 seconds. The posts appear in your schedule with a Reel or Story badge, and you can cancel them until they go out. A published Reel or Story costs $0.08. Sharing an Instagram Story to Facebook works as before. How to schedule Facebook Reels and Stories shows every step.

The scheduling page with a Reel and a Story selected for the same Facebook Page

Storrito CLI for the terminal and for coding agents

storrito is a command-line tool for macOS, Linux and Windows. Every procedure of the Storrito API is a command with JSON output, so you can list your accounts, schedule a Story, a Reel or a TikTok post, create a draft or check a status from a script.

curl -fsSL https://storrito.com/install.sh | sh
storrito login

storrito login signs you in through the browser. For servers and CI you use an API credential instead. storrito setup claude, storrito setup codex and storrito setup agents install a skill that teaches your coding agent to use Storrito. The CLI documentation has the details. In the app, the page Storrito CLI in the sidebar has the same steps with the ID of your organization filled in.

Instagram Reels from Claude, and one address for the MCP server

Claude can schedule an Instagram Reel through the MCP server, check its status and cancel it. Until now the server covered Stories, TikTok posts and drafts. Every tool has a title and says whether it reads or changes something, so Claude asks you before it publishes or deletes. The server also has one address for every organization, https://mcp.storrito.com/mcp. You sign in and pick the organization. The address of your own organization keeps working. If a tool fails for an unexpected reason, the answer carries an error ID that you can send to our support.

The editor no longer gets stuck on "Uploading media..."

The editor could stay on "Uploading media..." with a disabled Share button, mostly on image stories with a blurred background. If an upload makes no progress for 90 seconds, the editor reports it and lets you save and share again.

Smaller changes

  • schedule-instagram-story answers with HTTP 429 when a mention cannot be looked up at the moment, so your client knows it can retry. Before, it answered with a 400 that read as permanent.
  • A video file that cannot be read, or a media URL whose server refuses the download, gets an HTTP 400 with a message instead of a 500.

September 24, 2026

Clearer screens when you connect an Instagram account

The connect dialog got clearer in several places. After a mistyped username it suggests the account Instagram found. The screen for the login code tells you where Instagram sends the code. When Instagram asks for a security check, the dialog says what to do in the Instagram app. On a phone the page behind a connect link scrolls, so you can reach the confirm button.

Smaller changes

  • When the connection to a TikTok account has expired, the scheduling page asks you to reconnect it. Before, it kept loading the TikTok settings without end.

September 23, 2026

Captions for your videos

Open a video in the editor and click Captions. Storrito transcribes the speech and shows the words on the video as they are spoken. You pick one of 16 caption styles from previews with your own words. The transcript is a text you can edit. Fixing a typo keeps the timing, Enter starts a new caption line, and a click on a word jumps to it in the video. The captions belong to the clip, so they move along when you trim or cut it. The panel shows the price before you start. Clips can be up to 5 minutes long. How to add captions to your videos shows every step.

Four of the 16 caption styles, each with the spoken word highlighted

Smaller changes

  • Videos with extra tracks, such as a second audio track from a camera or an editing tool, upload and play again.

September 22, 2026

Create drafts through the API and the MCP server

create-draft puts a story design into your gallery without scheduling it. You or a colleague review it in Storrito and schedule it by hand. status-draft tells you whether the draft is rendered and returns a preview, delete-draft removes it. You can create 100 drafts in 24 hours. The three procedures are also tools of the MCP server.

Edit a scheduled Reel

Click a scheduled Reel in your schedule and it opens with its caption, options and date. Until the Reel starts posting you can change them and save with "Update scheduled Reel". Before, the page opened with an empty caption field.

The editor keeps what you add while a fresh upload loads

Opening a fresh upload in the editor shows "Loading..." until the media is there. Before, the editor showed an empty canvas first, and a sticker you added in those seconds disappeared when the media arrived. Videos also open faster.

Videos in the Story format are not converted again

Storrito no longer converts a video that is already a vertical 9:16 video in the H.264 format. The video keeps its original picture and is ready sooner. Storrito converts all other videos as before.

Smaller changes

  • The question of the emoji slider sticker wraps at spaces instead of in the middle of a word.
  • Very long words no longer stick out of poll, quiz and question stickers.
  • The Storrito emojis in the emoji picker can be added. A click on them did nothing before.
  • Items and folders you move in the gallery by drag and drop change place at once.

September 21, 2026

Two-factor codes are hidden until you ask

The Instagram accounts page shows dots instead of the current two-factor code. An eye button reveals the code, and the copy button works while the code is hidden. That helps when you share your screen.

September 18, 2026

We rebuilt the gallery. It appears right away, also for large galleries, where the old one sometimes opened as an empty gray page. Folders, drag and drop, selection and the archive work as before. The folder list is always visible, also before you created your first folder. Old bookmarks still work.

Sharper story videos

The editor encodes story videos at a higher quality. You see it most in videos with a lot of motion or fine detail. It applies to videos rendered from now on. Save an older design again to get the new quality.

Canva imports keep working

Storrito copies a design from Canva at the moment you import it. Before, a design could keep pointing to a download link at Canva that expires, and the story could not be rendered later. If you have such a design, import it again.

Smaller changes

  • Closing the music sticker dialog while a song preview plays stops the music.

September 16, 2026

Smaller changes

  • Fewer unnecessary disconnects of Instagram accounts.
  • The Facebook page linked to an Instagram account is available right after you connect the account. You no longer have to click Sync first.

September 15, 2026

AI images, videos, voices and music in the editor

The AI button in the editor opens a panel with AI models for image generation, image editing, video, music and text to speech. Among them are Nano Banana 2, Qwen Image, Veo 3.1 and Wan 2.6. You pick a model, write a prompt and set options such as resolution and duration. The panel shows an estimated price before you start, and the result lands in your story as its own clip. A double click on the clip opens the prompt again. Each generation is paid from your credit balance.

The AI Generation panel with models for image generation, image editing and video

Add credits from $5

The amounts on the credits page start at $5, and $10 is preselected. Auto Top-Up is optional and stays off until you switch it on.

Smaller changes

  • After signing in you land on the page you opened, for example from a link in an email. Before, every login ended on the schedule.

September 14, 2026

Canva stays connected

A few hours after you connected Canva, creating a design from Storrito could fail and cut the connection. Storrito renews the connection in the background, so you don't have to authorize Canva again.

September 10, 2026

Sync button for the Facebook page and highlights of a new account

Right after you connected an Instagram account, the story options on the scheduling page showed neither the Facebook page nor your highlights. There is a Sync button now. One click loads both without leaving the page.

Team invitations open the login

The button in a team invitation email opens the login for the invited address. A new member who has no password yet sets one with "Forgot password?".

Smaller changes

  • When a gallery folder opens while you drag an item, you can drop the item on the grid or below the folder list.
  • On very wide screens the gallery loads enough items to fill the page.

September 8, 2026

Smaller changes

  • The scheduling page preselects your Instagram account if you have exactly one.
  • Editing a date by hand in bulk scheduling no longer makes the row jump while you type. The row moves when you leave the field.

September 7, 2026

Schedule posts from Claude and other AI assistants

Storrito has an MCP server. Connect it in Claude and ask in plain language to schedule an Instagram Story or a TikTok post, to check its status or to cancel it. Claude needs the address of the server and your Storrito sign-in, no API key. Claude Code, Cursor and other clients connect with an API credential. The page Storrito MCP in the sidebar has the address, the setup steps and example prompts.

The Storrito MCP page with the address of the MCP server

Preview image and warnings in the API

status-instagram-story returns a previewUrl once the story is rendered, usually within a minute. You can check the design before the story goes out. schedule-instagram-story returns a list of warnings for unknown elements and for stickers that overlap. The story is scheduled anyway.

Smaller changes

  • Bulk scheduling tells you when a changed story shares its minute with another one, and blocks Save until you move it.
  • Shift-click selects a range in the FB and AI columns of bulk scheduling.
  • A story with a poll sticker without question text is posted again. The poll goes out with an empty question, as in the Instagram app.

September 3, 2026

Connect an Instagram account with a login code

When Instagram rejects your password in the connect dialog, pick "Log in with a code instead". Instagram sends a login code to the email address or phone number of the account, you enter it, and the account connects. The dialog also warns about a space at the start or end of a pasted password.

API clients can upload an image, video or audio file and use the returned URL in the story, instead of sending the file base64-encoded inside the request. create-temp-blob-upload-url takes files up to 100 MB, upload-temp-blob up to 30 MB. An upload is deleted after about a day, so schedule the post within 24 hours. create-connect-link returns a link that the owner of an Instagram account opens to connect it. The password never passes through your code.

Bulk scheduling groups your posting sessions

Bulk scheduling splits the schedule into groups, with a label for each new day and for each gap of more than 30 minutes. The checkbox on a label selects the whole group. Moving a whole posting session takes two clicks.

Bulk scheduling with three selected stories and the tool that shifts them by 30 minutes

September 2, 2026

Move many stories at once in bulk scheduling

Tick the rows you want to move in bulk scheduling. "Shift by" moves them earlier or later by minutes, hours or days and keeps the gaps between them. "Move to" puts the earliest story on a date and time you choose, and the others follow with their spacing. "Remove" takes the rows out. Nothing is canceled until you click Save.

September 1, 2026

Pay as you go with credits

The Subscription page is now a credits page. It shows your balance, your recent transactions, your payment method and the rates. New customers no longer pick a monthly or yearly plan. You add credits and pay again when you add more. Auto Top-Up adds an amount you choose when the balance drops below $5, at most once a day. If you have a monthly or yearly top-up, you keep it, and you can switch to pay-as-you-go for free. Customers on one of the older plans keep their plan and their page. The page is translated into German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Portuguese and Turkish. The credit pricing FAQ answers the common questions.

The credits page with the balance, the amounts to add and the recent transactions

Drag and drop, previews and change markers in bulk scheduling

Rows have a handle. Drop a row on another position and the two stories change places while the time slots stay. A click on a thumbnail opens a large preview, and videos play in it. New rows are marked green and edited rows amber, and a summary next to Save tells you what Save will do. The headers of the FB and AI columns have a checkbox that switches all rows at once.

Shift-click selects every item between two clicks. Cmd-click or Ctrl-click adds or removes a single item, and the selection bar offers "Select all". Deleting a folder asks first and lists what is affected. The items move back to the main gallery unless you tick the option to delete them too.

Smaller changes

  • If you have no account connected yet, the scheduling page shows the cards to connect Instagram, TikTok or YouTube.

August 28, 2026

Posts that could not go out say why

A Story or Reel that could not be published within an hour of its scheduled time is marked as failed and asks you to schedule it again. Before, such a post could stay on "Posting..." forever. A video that Instagram rejects, for example one shorter than half a second, fails right away with the reason. If you use webhooks, you receive the status "failed" for these posts.

Schedule Instagram Reels through the API

The API has three new procedures, schedule-instagram-reel, status-instagram-reel and cancel-instagram-reel. You describe a Reel like a story, with a video as its source, and set the caption, the date and whether the Reel appears in the feed.

TikTok posts and YouTube Shorts wait for credits

Scheduled TikTok posts and YouTube Shorts wait while your credit balance is negative. They go out once you add credits. Instagram Stories and Reels already worked this way.

"The first $2 are on us"

We dropped the word "trial". A new account starts with $2 of credit and needs no credit card. While you use the start credit, the top bar has an Upgrade button. When the credit is used up, the publish pages show the prices.

August 26, 2026

The connect dialog explains Instagram's security steps

Instagram sometimes asks for more than a password when you connect an account. The dialog shows the matching step, such as entering a phone number, setting a new password, approving the login in the Instagram app, or waiting about 15 minutes when Instagram limits login attempts. It used to say "Something unexpected happened". The dialog also respects the verification method you choose, email or SMS.

Book a call from inside the app

A phone button next to the chat opens the booking page for a call with our team. You also find the link where people tend to get stuck, for example in the connect dialog and on an empty schedule.

Smaller changes

  • When TikTok rejects the authorization while you connect an account, you see a page with a "Try Again" link instead of a server error.

August 25, 2026

Music sticker for Instagram Stories

You can add Instagram's music sticker to a story. In the editor, open Sticker and click Music, then search for a song or browse the lists. Listen to the preview and pick the 5, 10 or 15 seconds you want. The sticker comes in the styles Simple, Album Art and Vinyl. There is also an invisible style, so the music plays without a sticker. Which songs you get depends on the connected Instagram account. Storrito always publishes a story with music as a video.

Drag a folder onto another folder to nest it, or onto the breadcrumb to move it up. While you drag, Storrito outlines the possible targets, and a folder opens when you hover over it for a second. Folder rows have a "..." menu with Rename and Delete.

Smaller changes

  • The emails Storrito sends share one design with a logo header.
  • The account you picked on your schedule is preselected when you schedule a story.

August 19, 2026

Smaller changes

  • "Post now" posts to exactly the accounts that are ticked when you click.
  • A highlight you chose for one story is no longer carried over to the next story.
  • A story with a very long upload is no longer started a second time.

August 7, 2026

Search your accounts in the account picker

The row of account buttons is now a dropdown with a search field. Accounts are grouped by platform, and you filter them by typing. Arrow keys, Enter and Escape work. Disconnected accounts show a warning icon. The picker is on your schedule, in bulk scheduling and on the scheduling page.

Smaller changes

  • The Instagram connect dialog works with password managers such as LastPass. The form could freeze while you typed.
  • Instagram shows its "AI info" line on Stories and Reels that you marked as AI-generated.

August 5, 2026

Bulk scheduling saves only what you changed

A save in bulk scheduling changes the rows you edited and leaves all others alone. After saving, the saved values stay on screen.

Protection against double posts

A double click on the schedule button, or two identical requests at the same moment, no longer create the same story twice.

August 3, 2026

Smaller changes

  • Scheduled posts in the "Scheduling activity" list have a Cancel link. It works for Stories, Reels, TikTok posts and YouTube Shorts.
  • Stickers on stories created through the API are tappable across their whole area again. If a sticker cannot be measured, the API answers with an HTTP 400 that names the sticker.

July 31, 2026

Mark Stories and Reels as AI-generated

Tick "AI-generated content" when you schedule an Instagram Story or Reel, and Instagram shows its AI label on the post. Bulk scheduling has an AI column for it. Marked posts carry an AI badge in your schedule.

Facebook cross-posting and the AI label in the API

schedule-instagram-story accepts aiGenerated, shareToFacebook and facebookDestinationId. list-instagram-users returns the Facebook pages linked to each Instagram account. The limit of 100 Story posts per Instagram account counts a rolling 24-hour window around the requested date. Before, all scheduled posts counted, which blocked accounts that plan far ahead.

July 29, 2026

First comment on Instagram Stories

Enter a first comment when you schedule an Instagram Story, for example your hashtags. Storrito posts it as a comment right after the story went live. The field is optional.

Warning when an account does not offer a sticker

Instagram does not offer every interactive sticker to every account. The scheduling page checks the poll, quiz, question, slider and countdown stickers of your design against each account you picked, and warns you when one is missing there. You can still schedule the story.

On an iPhone a video upload could finish its progress bar and never appear in the gallery. The upload always completes now.

July 22, 2026

Generating a connect link failed for teams that had never created one. It works now. A connect link lets a client connect their Instagram account without giving you the password.

July 21, 2026

YouTube Shorts

Connect your YouTube channel with your Google login and post or schedule videos as Shorts. You set the title, the description and the visibility for each Short. Videos can be up to 3 minutes long, vertical or square. Scheduled Shorts appear in your schedule, and you can cancel them before they go out.

Smaller changes

  • A story scheduled with the highlight selection on "-" is no longer added to a highlight.

July 16, 2026

Clearer messages when you connect an Instagram account

The login form explains why Storrito asks for your Instagram login. When Instagram wants an extra confirmation, the form says so and offers a login by code or email link, instead of reporting a wrong password. The highlights of a new account are available right after connecting.

July 14, 2026

Sharper Canva imports

Designs imported from Canva looked blurrier than the same design downloaded from Canva. Storrito asks Canva for the best export quality now. That needs a Canva Pro license. Without one you get the standard quality.

July 13, 2026

Smaller changes

  • The scheduling page and bulk scheduling refuse a date in the past.
  • The Schedule button of the editor opens the scheduling page, where you send a design to Stories, Reels and TikTok in one step.
  • Designs with a very large number of layers render in seconds.
  • Designs with audio from an external address no longer get stuck while rendering.

July 8, 2026

Stickers stay interactive when you drag them

Dragging a poll, quiz or other sticker in the editor could create a copy of it as a plain picture, which nobody could tap on Instagram. That can't happen anymore. Adding a quiz sticker a second time replaces the first one.

July 3, 2026

Smaller changes

  • The scheduling page opens faster for teams with many Instagram accounts.
  • Stories older than 24 hours show as "Expired" in the activity list, with the time they were posted.

July 2, 2026

Notice when a story is already scheduled for the same minute

The scheduling page notices when the same story is already scheduled for the same Instagram account in the same minute. It points to the existing entry and disables the button. Different stories can still share a minute.

July 1, 2026

Smaller changes

  • A new image, GIF or text in the editor runs from the playhead to the end of the slide.
  • A TikTok post that gets stuck in processing is marked as failed and no longer holds up your later posts.

June 30, 2026

Smaller changes

  • Hover the "Failed" badge of a post in your schedule to read the reason.
  • Your schedule loads faster.

June 26, 2026

Recent mentions, hashtags and locations

The dialogs for mention, hashtag and location stickers remember what you used before. One click adds a saved mention or location again. You can pick several recent hashtags at once, and "Manage recent" removes entries. The lists are stored in your browser, so they don't follow you to another device.

The hashtag dialog with the recent hashtags below the input field

June 25, 2026

One page to schedule Stories, Reels and TikTok posts

The new scheduling page sends one image or video to several destinations in one step. Pick Instagram Stories, Instagram Reels and TikTok, on one or more accounts, and each destination shows its own options. A video from your gallery can become a Reel. Before, a Reel needed its own upload. The page remembers your selected accounts and lists where the item is already scheduled or posted.

Smaller changes

  • Muted videos and videos without sound play silently on Instagram. Before, some phones played a noise.
  • After you pick a GIF, the sidebar stays open and your next pick replaces it.

June 22, 2026

Reels are retried like Stories

A scheduled Reel that fails for a temporary reason is tried again, like a Story. Reels of one account go out in the order you scheduled them.

June 18, 2026

Text colors work in Safari

In Safari, choosing a text color or a text background color in the editor had no effect. Both work now.

June 17, 2026

New accounts start with $2 of credit

Every new account gets $2 of credit at signup, without a credit card. The credit works for every paid feature. Before, the trial was limited by time and by a number of story posts.

TikTok in the API

The API has four new procedures for TikTok, list-tiktok-accounts, schedule-tiktok-post, status-tiktok-post and cancel-tiktok-post. A post goes out right away or at a scheduled time. Its status turns to "executed" only after TikTok confirmed the publication.

June 12, 2026

Cancel a post that waits for its next attempt

When a post failed and Storrito waits to try again, you can cancel it from your schedule.

June 10, 2026

Schedule TikTok posts

TikTok posts, video or image, can be scheduled for a later date and time. Until now Storrito could only post to TikTok right away. Scheduled TikTok posts appear in your schedule next to the Instagram posts, and you can cancel them before they go out.

Webhooks for story status changes

Register up to 5 webhook URLs under Storrito API in the sidebar. Storrito sends a POST request when an Instagram Story post is scheduled, published, canceled or has failed. A "Send test" button sends a test delivery.

June 8, 2026

Team members get an invitation email

When you invite someone to your team, Storrito sends them an email with the name of the team, your name and a link to get in. Before, you had to tell them yourself.