You already wrote the article. This turns it into the LinkedIn post, X thread, newsletter, carousel, video script, or Reddit post that actually fits that platform, using a written playbook of do's and don'ts for each one. It rewrites rather than trims, and it only uses facts that appear in your post.
Paste the article body, not the URL. Longer posts give the model more to work with.
A summary shortens your article and still reads like an article. This rewrites it in the shape the target platform rewards — a hook-first LinkedIn post, a 280-character-per-post thread, a slide-by-slide carousel — using each platform's own conventions.
Each platform has a built-in playbook: length and structure, how to open, what to put in the last line, and what to avoid — engagement bait on LinkedIn, hashtags mid-thread on X, marketing voice on Reddit, and so on. They are applied to every generation, you don't have to prompt for them.
It is instructed to use only the facts, numbers, and examples that appear in the post you paste. Still read the result before publishing — that's true of any AI output.
LinkedIn, X (threads), email newsletters, Instagram carousels, YouTube scripts, and Reddit. Run the same post through several to build a full distribution set.