AI Blog to Social Media

An AI blog to social media tool rewrites a finished blog post as a set of social posts, each shaped for the network it is going to. You paste the article, add the link if you want one, and it returns eight labelled posts in one run: three for X, each meant to fit under 280 characters, two LinkedIn posts in a professional tone, two Instagram captions with hashtags and one Facebook post.

This is content repurposing. Most posts get one share on publish day and then nothing, although the ideas inside them are good for weeks of updates. Writing eight variations by hand means re-reading your own article eight times looking for new angles. The tool does that first pass, pulling different points from the same post so the X posts do not all say the same thing. It differs from the LinkedIn post generator and the Twitter thread generator, which write from a topic for one network; this one starts from text you already have and spreads it across four.

The rewriting happens on the Toolz server. Your post is sent over HTTPS, the server builds the prompt and runs Gemma 3 1B, a small open model from Google, with Ollama, and the eight posts stream back as they are written. Nothing is downloaded, so it works in any modern browser, including phones. Unpublished drafts are used to write the reply and then discarded: they are not stored or logged, not used to train any model, and not sent to any third-party AI company.

Check three things before you schedule anything. A 1B model does not count characters reliably, so paste each X post into a counter or the composer to confirm it fits. It can also state a figure that is not in your article, so compare numbers against the source. And it knows nothing about what is trending or which hashtags are busy this week, because it has no web access. Each field takes up to 8,000 characters, so for a very long post paste the sections you want to promote.

It is free, no signup, within about 20 generations per 10 minutes. The alternatives are writing each post yourself, a scheduling tool with a paid AI add-on, or a general chatbot run by a large AI company.