Drafts

Drafts in Pallyy are posts saved without a publish date, parked safely until you're ready to schedule them. Any post can become a draft, and a banner on every draft makes the deal clear: it won't publish until you schedule it.

Save a post as a draft

Saving a draft happens right in the composer: open the action dropdown and choose to save as a draft instead of scheduling. That works for any post in the post composer, whether it's half a caption or a finished post waiting on a green light. On the posts list, you can also bulk save posts as drafts, handy when a whole batch needs to come off the schedule at once.

Quick drafts from the calendar

Dropping media onto the calendar opens a quick draft, the fastest way to get an idea out of your camera roll and into your plan. The quick draft covers the essentials: caption, media, and network toggles. When you want the full composer with everything in it, hit Continue to edit (Ctrl+Shift+C) and pick up right where you left off.

Drafts in the approvals workflow

Drafts are also how Pallyy's approvals handle work in progress: requesting changes on a post parks it as a draft, and approving a draft schedules it in the same step. That means nothing under revision can slip out early, and nothing approved needs a second trip to go live.

Frequently asked questions

Will a draft ever publish on its own?

No. A Pallyy draft won't publish until you schedule it, and every draft shows a banner reminding you of exactly that.

What's the fastest way to start a draft?

Drop media onto the calendar. Pallyy opens a quick draft with caption, media, and network toggles, and Continue to edit (Ctrl+Shift+C) takes you to the full composer when you need more.

Can I turn scheduled posts into drafts in bulk?

Yes. Select the posts on the posts list and bulk save them as drafts, so a whole batch comes off the schedule in one action.