One long piece in. A batch of posts out.
You already wrote the thing. ContentRepurposer cuts it into a Twitter thread, a LinkedIn post, an email segment and a handful of short snippets — in one pass, in formats you can paste straight into the tool you publish from.
No account, no setup. The batch stays in this browser so you can come back to it, and nothing is published anywhere on your behalf.
Engine: built-in formatter. No Anthropic API key is configured on this deployment, so each format is assembled from the sentences already in your source — nothing is written or invented. Every card says which engine produced it.
- Twitter thread
- Numbered posts, each under the 280-character limit.
- LinkedIn post
- One post with a hook line and short paragraphs.
- Email segment
- A subject line and a section you can drop into a newsletter.
- Short snippets
- Standalone lines for Instagram, Threads or a slide.
0 words · 0/40,000 chars200 words short
4 of 4 formats selected
How a batch runs
- Give it the long versionPaste the text, point it at a public blog URL, or load a .txt transcript. It needs at least 200 words to have something to work with.
- Pick the formatsAll four are on by default. Turn off the ones you do not need — the batch only runs what is checked.
- Watch the batch stamp outFormats generate one at a time, in order, so you can start reading and copying the first card before the last one lands.
- Edit in place, then copyEvery card is a text field. Fix a line, copy that one card, or take the whole batch as markdown.
What this version does not do
- It does not post or schedule anything. Output is text you copy — there is no connection to Twitter, LinkedIn or any mail provider.
- It does not accept audio or video. Transcribe elsewhere and paste the transcript.
- There are no accounts yet, so batches live in this browser’s storage rather than on a server. Clearing site data clears your history; export the markdown for anything you want to keep.
- It reformats what you wrote. Read the output before you publish it — re-cutting a piece can strip the context a claim depended on.
Usage limits and the paid tier are on the settings page.