Creator posts
Publish updates on your profile, and what they do and do not reach.
A creator post is a short update — text and images — that lives on your public creator profile. Approved creators can publish them from Creator Center → Posts → Create Post.
What a post holds
| Field | Limit |
|---|---|
| Content | 1–5,000 characters |
| Images | Up to 9 |
| Public Post | On by default. Turn it off to keep the post to yourself |
That is the whole shape of a post. There is no title field, no link or call-to-action field, no audience selector and no scheduling — a post publishes when you tap Publish.
Where it appears, and where it does not
A published public post appears in two places: the posts on your public creator profile, and your Posts tab in Creator Center. Posts are ordered pinned first, then newest.
That is the entire distribution. Specifically:
| Thing people assume | What actually happens |
|---|---|
| Followers get notified | No notification is sent. Not in-app, not by email, not by push |
| It lands in the home feed | It does not. Posts appear on your profile only |
| Followers see it in their following feed | The following feed lists new public characters from creators you follow, not posts |
| People can react, comment or share | None of those exist on posts |
So a post reaches the people who come to your profile, and nobody else. If you want reach for something, the thing that travels is a new public character — a post is the note you leave beside it.
Managing posts
- Pin a post to keep it at the top of your profile; Unpin returns it to date order.
- Edit rewrites the content and images in place.
- Delete removes it.
Nothing limits how often you post.
Deleting a post cannot be undone. There is no trash and no restore.
Translation
Public posts are translated automatically into the languages Reverie supports, when you publish and again when you change the content. Readers browsing in another language see the translated version of the same post.
The only number
Each post counts views, incremented when someone opens it. Your own views are not counted. There is no per-post analytics page, no click tracking and no engagement rate — views is the whole of it.
Related
- Creator analytics — the dashboards that do carry real numbers
- Creator messages — the channel readers can actually reach you on
- Following creators — what a follower does and does not receive
- Moments — the feed-facing way to share something