# Text Post

Text posts are a simple yet powerful way to create and share text-based content with other users on our platform. With the social.plus SDK, users can quickly and easily create text posts and add them to a user's or community's feed. As demonstrated in the code sample below, you can simply include the text data as a parameter when creating a text post.

Here's an explanation of the method's parameters:

* `text`: This is a required parameter of type `String`, which represents the text content of the new post. You can pass in any text you want to include in the post, up to a maximum length of 20,000 characters.
* `targetType` - Type of the target, either a particular community or a user feed.
* `metaData` - Additional properties to support custom fields.
* `tags` - Arbitrary strings that can be used for defining and querying the posts (Except Flutter).

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Use `AmityTextPostBuilder` to create text post.

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