Paste a URL or any long-form text
Drop in the link to a blog post or article, or paste long-form text straight in. PostNext reads the page and pulls out the ideas worth sharing. There is no formatting to wrangle and no export step, so the content you already wrote becomes the starting point for your next posts.
Paste a blog or article URL, or any long-form text
PostNext reads the source and finds the shareable ideas
No exports or reformatting, the content you have is enough
AI generates platform-tailored posts
Pick the channels you want and PostNext AI rewrites the source into posts shaped for each one: a thread for X or Threads, a punchy caption for Instagram, a professional take for LinkedIn, all from the same article. Choose up to five posts per channel and a tone: informative, casual or promotional.
One article becomes posts tailored to each channel you pick
Length, tone, and hooks match how each platform reads
Up to five posts per channel from a single source
Review, then push to drafts
Nothing publishes on its own. The results screen shows every generated post: tick the ones you want and send them to drafts in one move, or send them all. In drafts you edit the wording into your voice and schedule them like any other post.
Generated posts are never published automatically
Send the ones you want to drafts, then edit them there
Push the keepers to drafts and schedule from your calendar
Add your source
Pick your channels
Let AI generate
Review and schedule
AI Repurpose questions answered
Common questions about sources, platforms, brand voice, and pushing repurposed posts to drafts.
What sources can I repurpose from?
Which platforms can PostNext repurpose for?
Will the posts match my brand voice?
How many posts can I generate from one article?
Are the generated posts editable?
Do I need a paid plan to use AI Repurpose?
One article, a set of ready posts
Paste a blog URL or long-form text, pick your channels, and PostNext AI turns it into posts you send to drafts. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial that asks for a card; if you cancel, you keep the Free plan.