Turn one article into three ready-to-post pieces
Paste a blog post or article. Get a LinkedIn post, an Instagram caption, and a Twitter/X thread — written to fit each platform, not just reformatted.
3 platforms, 1 paste · Generated in parallel · Nothing you paste is stored
How it works
From article to three posts in three steps
No prompt engineering, no separate tool per platform — paste once, get all three.
Paste your article
Drop in a blog post, newsletter, or long-form article — plain text is all it needs.
Generate in parallel
Claude writes a LinkedIn post, an Instagram caption, and a Twitter/X thread at the same time — each with its own voice and structure.
Copy and post
Every output is platform-ready. Copy it, paste it, ship it — no editing pass required.
Not just reformatted
Same article. Three completely different pieces of writing.
Each platform gets its own system prompt, its own structural rules, and its own voice — because a LinkedIn hook, an Instagram caption, and a tweet-sized idea are not the same sentence wearing different fonts.
LinkedIn: written to be read, not skimmed
Every post opens with a hook built to survive the "…see more" cutoff, unfolds in short, mobile-friendly paragraphs, and closes with a genuine question — a post a real person would write, not a summary of the article.
Instagram: punchier, warmer, built to be saved
Captions lead with a one-breath hook, stay conversational, and include a visual-pairing note so you know exactly what to shoot or pull for the post — with emoji used the way a person actually types them, not stacked on for decoration.
Twitter/X: a thread, not a wall of text
Four to six standalone tweets, each numbered and under 280 characters, each legible on its own — because a good thread gets quote-tweeted one tweet at a time, not read start to finish.