Search your own content

Search Across Your Content Library and Trending Topics

One query pulls the right draft, scheduled post or asset. The same bar handles topic lookups across seven platforms.

Search your own content

Pull up any draft, scheduled post, asset or template instantly

Search every item in your PostNext workspace, drafts, scheduled posts, published posts, uploaded assets and brand templates, from a single bar. Filter by platform (X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads), status (draft, queued, published, archived), date range, campaign tag, hashtag or team member who created it. Natural language queries work too, type my LinkedIn drafts from last week or carousel templates tagged spring. Each result shows a thumbnail, status badge, scheduled time and quick actions to edit, duplicate or reschedule without leaving the search panel.

Search drafts, scheduled posts, published posts, assets, templates

Filter by platform, status, date, campaign, tag or author

Natural language queries with inline edit and reschedule

Pull up any draft, scheduled post, asset or template instantly
Topic and trend lookup

Look up trending hashtags, keywords and conversation themes

Switch the same search bar to topic mode and look up what is moving around a keyword: sample recent posts and related angles to feed your drafting.

Search topics, hashtags, keywords across the seven platforms

See sample top posts around a keyword with estimated engagement

Bring an angle straight into the composer

Look up trending hashtags, keywords and conversation themes
Save queries, recall brand assets and reuse past winners
Find and Reuse

Save queries, recall brand assets and reuse past winners

Save any search as a named query, my pending TikTok drafts, Q3 product launch posts, logo files in PNG, and reopen it from the sidebar in one click. Saved queries stay live, new items matching the filters show up automatically. Asset library search covers logos, product shots, fonts, brand colours and reusable caption blocks, with file type and tag filters. For published content, sort by engagement to find past winners worth duplicating or rescheduling. Suits agencies managing multiple brand workspaces and solo operators with a year of archived posts to mine.

Save searches as named queries with live updates

Asset library search covers logos, images, fonts, captions

Sort published posts by engagement to repurpose winners

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Type your query in the search bar

Open search from any page. Type keywords, a campaign name, hashtag or natural language phrase.
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Pick a scope, library or topics

Toggle library mode (drafts, scheduled, published, assets) or topic mode (trends, seven platforms).
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Apply filters to narrow results

Filter by platform, status, date, campaign, tag or author. Each result shows quick actions.
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Edit, reschedule or save the query

Open a draft to edit, duplicate a post to reschedule, or save the query for one-click access later.

Search and discovery FAQ

Questions about searching your library or looking up topics? Here are the answers people ask most.

What can I actually search?

Your workspace's posts, ideas, and assets by name and text. Templates are not indexed yet.

How is this different from Viral Discovery?

Viral Discovery surfaces external trending posts to react to. Search covers your own content (drafts, scheduled, published, assets, templates) plus intent driven topic lookups. Different jobs.

Can I search posts I published years ago?

Yes. Your published archive stays searchable while your account is active. Filter by date, platform, campaign or author. Sort by engagement to find past winners worth duplicating.

Does search cover the asset library?

Yes. Logos, product shots, videos, fonts, brand colours and reusable caption blocks are indexed. Filter by file type, tag or upload date, then insert directly into a draft.

Can I save a search and get notified of new matches?

Not today. Searches run on demand; saved searches with notifications are not available.

Does search work across multiple brand workspaces?

Yes. Search every brand workspace at once or scope to one brand. Useful for agencies running multiple clients. Topic lookups are workspace independent and cover all seven platforms.

How does topic lookup help me write content?

Type a keyword and see recent sample posts around it with estimated engagement levels, so you can pick angles and hashtags that match what is moving.

Which plans include search and topic lookups?

Library search is on every plan including Free. Topic and trend lookups are on the paid plans: Premium, Business, and Teams. 7-day trial on paid plans.

Does the content search feature expose a public REST API for external dashboards?

Not for search. The public REST API covers accounts, connections, posts, assets, and analytics; search runs inside the app.

How does PostNext search handle multiple languages and non-English markets?

Search indexes captions and post bodies in 50+ languages including English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, and Korean. Diacritics and accents are normalised so a search for cafe matches cafe. Topic lookup works in non-English markets too, returning trending posts in the queried language by default.

Can I bulk-export search results to CSV for client reports or migration?

Not today. Search results cannot be exported; the CSV and PDF exports cover analytics reports.

How does PostNext content search handle GDPR-sensitive workspace content?

Search is scoped to your workspace: members search the workspace's own content. Deleted posts leave the index immediately and deletion is permanent, so export anything you need before cleaning up.

Can I save a search query with notifications when new items match the filters?

Not today. There are no saved queries or notification digests; run the search when you need it.

Can I compare two different search approaches for the same topic?

Run them one after the other and note what each surfaces. Saved watchlists are not available.

Does PostNext search work across brand profiles for multi-client agencies?

Yes on Business and Teams. Multi-brand search aggregates results across every brand profile in the workspace, or scope to one profile from the search bar. Useful for an agency spotting a topic appearing across two or three clients. Role permissions restrict which brand profiles a user can search inside the workspace.

How do I migrate search history and saved queries from a previous tool?

Nothing needs migrating: search indexes your workspace content automatically. Saved searches from other tools have no equivalent here yet.
Stop digging through folders. Start searching.

Stop digging through folders. Start searching.

PostNext puts your drafts, scheduled posts, asset library, brand templates and topic lookups behind one search bar. Free plan available, with a 7-day trial on paid plans.

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