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You can attach one or multiple images to get more attention to your posts. Images can be attached when you create the post or later on when you edit drafted or scheduled posts.
Image requirements
We’ve made image requirements as simple as possible so you don’t have to worry about them. When you publish with Hookle, our platform handles the images and publishes them as they are. In some cases (e.g. for Instagram), we may need to crop the image to ensure it’s properly published, and we’ll notify you before doing so.
Multiple images
In general, you can publish up to 9 images per platform. However, due to limitations on some platforms, this may be fewer, as outlined below. If you attempt to publish more than the allowed limit, only the first image(s) will be published, and we’ll notify you before doing so.
| Platform | Image limit per post |
| 9 | |
| Threads | 9 |
| 9 | |
| 9 | |
| TikTok | 9 |
| X (ex Twitter) | 4 |
| 1 | |
| Google Business Profile | 1 |
Adding the ability to publish more than 9 images to certain platforms has been logged as a feature request. Feel free to join the conversation and upvote the feature on our public wishlist.
AI-Powered Image Features
- Image Suggestion: Let the AI find the perfect image for your post with our Image Suggestion feature powered by AI.
- Generate Posts from Images: With this feature, you can easily create posts directly from your images in a click.
- Automatic Music: AI automatically adds music to your TikTok images (beta), making your posts even more engaging with zero extra effort. Let us know what you think!
Editing images
Currently, you cannot edit images in Hookle. But there are many handy tools (such as Canva) to edit images beforehand if needed. Also, in many cases, your phone's default image app may support simple picture editing.
Useful information
- High-quality photo stock images: When creating content, you have 6 million free high-quality Unsplash images available right on your Hookle app. Read more!
- In rare cases, your post may fail due to an incorrect image size. If that happens, follow the instructions in the error message to resolve the issue.