Turning a Post Into Instagram, X, and LinkedIn Content

Writing a post and then separately figuring out how to say the same thing in three different social voices is where most publishing workflows quietly fall apart. Here that step is a single button — Generate Social Posts, above the title on any post's edit page.

What one click produces

• Three Instagram captions, each a different tone — punchy, storytelling, and data-forward — so there's an actual choice to make rather than one draft to accept or rewrite from scratch.
• One X/Twitter post, kept under the character limit, with a live counter so you can see exactly how much room is left.
• One LinkedIn post, longer and more professional in register.
• Two square images (1080×1080) — a photo card (the post's cover image with the title banner across the bottom) and a quote card (a solid-color card built entirely from the title and intro, no photo needed at all).

All of it comes from one Claude API call reading the post's own title, intro, and body — not five separate prompts, which is also why the voice stays consistent across platforms instead of reading like five different people wrote it.

What happens next is manual, on purpose

Nothing here posts anywhere automatically. Each caption is a plain, copyable text box; each image has its own download link. You post them yourself, on your own schedule, through each platform's own app — this is a drafting tool, not an auto-poster. Regenerating replaces the previous draft rather than piling up a history, since there's only ever "the current version" worth keeping.