Frequent posting errors & troubleshooting by social network
This article covers common publishing errors by social network and links to more specific troubleshooting guides when you need deeper steps.
Common publishing errors
It may happen that when publishing in the scheduler, an error message is displayed. Below, we show you the most common errors and recommendations for solving them by social network.
Check the article Facebook posting errors & troubleshooting for more details.
Check the article Instagram posting errors & troubleshooting for more details.
➡️ Code 403: Accessing this video resource is forbidden. Please check your permissions for this resource.
This error indicates that you do not have sufficient permissions to post. Remember that you need super administrator permissions. You can easily check this within LinkedIn by going to the top right "Me" menu > Click on the company name > Settings > Manage Admins.
➡️ Image not available: urn:li:image:...
This error indicates that LinkedIn cannot access the image associated with the link included in the copy. Although the preview in the platform may display the image correctly, LinkedIn is unable to retrieve it when processing the URL, so the final post may appear without an image.
You can check this using LinkedIn’s official tool: https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/
When analyzing the URL, LinkedIn will show the field Image: No image found.
Keep in mind that previews are an approximation of how the post will look. The final result may differ.
TikTok
➡️ photo_pull_failed
This error occurs because the TikTok server failed to download the image and the timeout expired. The recommendation would be to create a new post, not duplicate the existing one, and retry. You can find more details about this error and similar ones in the API documentation here.
➡️ Post has a high spam risk
This error means that TikTok has detected a high risk of spam-like behavior and rejects the post.
It may be due to:
Posting too frequently
Other risky actions within the app, such as automations or suspicious patterns
Using multiple accounts to bypass previous restrictions. According to TikTok, creating additional accounts to avoid blocks or restrictions goes against their guidelines.
Recommendation: Do not retry publishing from the platform. Check your account status directly in TikTok, and if applicable, submit an appeal from the app.
📝 If the account is still allowed to publish, you'll need to reconnect it to the platform, as access expires for security reasons after this type of alert.
YouTube
➡️ You have reached your account limit
This error means you have reached your limit of 20 YouTube posts within a 24-hour period in the platform. Keep in mind that this limit is based on a rolling 24-hour window, not a calendar day.
To check if you can post, count the last 24 hours from the current time. If there are fewer posts than the set limit, you can post.