Create social posts for each platform

Social media managers, creators and small brands gain fresh campaign ideas when one message must work across several platforms.

Draft several platform-specific posts from one topic, with varied angles and a consistent voice that fits the audience you want to reach.

How to use

1. Choose the target platform from the available options, such as Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook or X.
2. Describe the subject, the desired hook, the main message and the call to action.
3. Select a tone and a language to guide how the text should be written.
4. Create the result and wait for the generated proposal to appear.
5. Review the text, adjust the wording to your brand voice and remove any sensitive details.

Example

A small brand wants to announce a new eco-friendly range on LinkedIn and Instagram. It describes the topic, selects a professional tone, then compares both proposals to keep useful arguments and tailor the call to action for each network.

Limits and formats

• Generated text must be reviewed and corrected before publication.
• The tool may produce generic or inaccurate phrasing depending on the brief.
• Do not enter personal, confidential or customer data in the subject field.
• Length limits and formatting rules for each platform still need to be checked.
• The result does not guarantee performance, engagement or advertising compliance.

Where processing happens

The text you enter is sent to the AI service to generate a response. Avoid entering personal or confidential data, and always review the proposal before publishing it.

Frequently asked questions

Can I publish the text as it is?

It is better to review and adapt it to your brand voice. Check facts, promises, required disclosures and tone before publishing on any social platform.

Does the tool know each network’s rules?

It relies on the subject, platform, tone and language you choose, but it does not replace each network’s official guidelines. Verify length limits and accepted formats separately.

What if the result feels too generic?

Add concrete details about your offer, audience and main benefit. The more specific your brief is, the more likely the proposal will match your campaign.

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