What is Article to Social Posts?
Article to Social Posts turns a published article — from a URL or a draft you paste in — into ready-to-post copy tailored to each network: X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, and Substack Notes. Each draft respects the platform's length and style, and you can set the tone, control hashtags, and generate a multi-post X thread. It reads the article and pulls out the hook and key points, so you edit a real first draft instead of starting from a blank box.
Who is Article to Social Posts for?
Content marketers, creators, and solo founders who publish long-form and want to promote it without rewriting for each network by hand. Social media managers use it to spin up a week of posts from one article; newsletter and blog authors use it to announce new pieces across platforms in their own voice.
How to use it
- Paste a published URL or your unpublished draft.
- Choose the platforms you're posting to and pick a tone.
- If you include X, set a thread length.
- Generate, edit any draft, regenerate a single one you don't like, and copy the final text.
Nothing is posted for you — you stay in control of what goes live.
How to repurpose an article for social media
Good repurposing isn't copy-paste. A few principles the tool applies for you:
- Lead with a hook that stands on its own — most people won't click through, so the post has to deliver value by itself.
- One idea per post, not a summary of the whole article.
- Match each platform — punchy and threaded on X, a stronger narrative on LinkedIn, conversational on Threads and Bluesky.
- Use hashtags sparingly, only where they aid discovery.
- Post natively and link back to the full article rather than dumping the same text everywhere.
Platform tips
- X (Twitter) — 280 characters per post; a thread unpacks one idea across several, and the first post is the hook.
- LinkedIn — up to 3,000 characters, but only about the first 140 show before "see more," so front-load the point.
- Threads and Bluesky — 500 and 300 characters; keep it conversational.
- Substack Notes — short, link-friendly posts to tease the full piece.
Built with ADK-TS, free, and copy-only
This tool is powered by Google's Gemini through ADK-TS, the open-source TypeScript agent framework. If you want to build something similar, our guide covers building your first AI agent in TypeScript with ADK-TS. It's free with a daily limit and no account, with an optional bring-your-own-key for unlimited runs. Your article or draft is used only to generate the posts for that request — never stored on our servers or used for training — and it's copy-only: it drafts, you review and post.