One article in. A week of social out.
A guided studio that turns your published articles into carousels, polls, galleries, and video posts — styled by template, edited slide by slide, and chained with follow-up comments.
Canva-speed creation,
The studio is not a prompt box. It is a wizard that walks from source material to a finished, scheduled post — with an editing surface at every step.
- A wizard, not a blank page — Account → idea → habit → template → edit → chain. Each step narrows the next, so you go from "we should post something" to a finished post without a single creative stall.
- Carousels with a real slide editor — Carousel templates generate a full deck from your article, then hand you a slide-by-slide editor. Rewrite a headline, reorder, restyle — every slide is yours before it ships.
- LinkedIn-native formats — Polls, photo galleries, and link cards with your own thumbnail and title — formats most tools skip because only LinkedIn supports them. The studio knows which platform allows what.
- Moving Photo and video posts — Turn a still article image into a subtle motion post, or generate an article trailer — video templates for LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook without opening an editor timeline.
- Chains: the follow-up is part of the post — Attach scheduled comments that land minutes or hours after publishing — a link, a poll, extra context. Delays are staggered so the thread reads like natural engagement.
- Templates that learn what works — When the studio runs on autopilot, template selection is weighted by your last 90 days of engagement — comments and shares count for more — so winning formats show up more often.
What it looks at
- Text & image — Classic posts drafted from your article in your brand voice, with imagery pulled or generated to match.
- Carousels — Multi-slide decks with styled templates and a per-slide editor — the highest-effort format, made routine.
- Video & motion — Moving Photo posts and article trailers for LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook — generated, not edited by hand.
- LinkedIn specials — Polls, photo galleries, and custom link cards — platform-exclusive formats the studio unlocks only where they publish.
Design tools give you a blank canvas. This one already knows your content.
Generic design tools
- Start from a blank canvas, every single time
- You copy-paste article text into slides by hand
- Templates are styled for anyone, connected to nothing
- Exporting, uploading, and scheduling are three more tools
- No memory of which formats actually performed
Content Studio
- Starts from your articles — pick one and the studio drafts the post
- A guided wizard: account, idea, habit, template, edit, chain
- A multi-platform template gallery for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Reddit
- Publish or schedule from the same screen the post was made on
- Automated runs favor the templates your audience engaged with most
How it works
- Pick the account and the idea — Choose a connected social account, then the source: an article, a topic, or one of your saved posting habits.
- Choose a template, make it yours — Browse the gallery, generate the post, then edit every element — carousel slides, captions, imagery — before anything ships.
- Publish, schedule, or chain — Send it now, schedule it, or attach a chain of follow-up comments that land staggered after the post goes live.
Included in every plan.
Content Studio is part of the distribution layer every workspace gets — templates, chains, and automated runs included.
Your articles are sitting on a week of posts.
Pick one, pick a template, and ship the first post in your next coffee break.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a design tool with social templates?
A design tool styles pixels; it has no idea what your brand publishes. Content Studio starts from your articles — pick one and the template is filled with your actual argument, in your brand voice, sized for the platform you chose. Then publishing and scheduling happen in the same flow, and chained follow-up comments go out on a timer. It is the distance between "make a nice graphic" and "ship the post."
Do I need design skills or a setup phase?
No. The wizard is the setup: pick a connected account, pick an idea source, pick a template from the gallery, and the studio generates the post. Every template also has a blank "start from scratch" variant if you want full control. If you can pick from a gallery, you can use it.
How much control do I have over what gets posted?
Full control — the edit step is mandatory, not optional. Carousels open in a slide-by-slide editor, captions are editable text, and nothing publishes until you hit publish or set a schedule. Automated runs, if you enable them, save and schedule posts through the same pipeline, so you can review the queue before anything goes live.
How do I know which templates are actually working?
The studio tracks engagement on every published post against the template that produced it. In automated runs, template selection is weighted by your last 90 days of engagement — with comments and shares scoring higher than passive metrics — so the formats your audience responds to get picked more often, and new templates still get a fair rotation.
We publish long guides — what does a realistic week look like?
One guide becomes a carousel walking its key points, a poll asking the question the guide answers, a Moving Photo teaser from its hero image, and a link-card post with your own headline and thumbnail — each on its own day, each with a chained follow-up comment linking back to the article. Four platform-native posts and their follow-ups, from one piece you already wrote.