Social Media Formatter
Adatta i tuoi post per Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram e Facebook.
Contenuto
Post Formattato per Twitter / X
Tips per Twitter / X
- Usa hashtag rilevanti (max 2-3)
- Inizia con un hook che cattura l'attenzione
- Thread per contenuti lunghi
- Menziona account rilevanti con @username
Come utilizzare Social Media Formatter
Choose your platform
Select Twitter/LinkedIn/Instagram or Facebook: character limits and formatting rules adapt automatically.
Write or paste content
Type your text in the editor or use "Example" to load a proof post. Character counter updates in real-time.
Add Hashtag
Insert hashtags manually or click on automatically generated suggestions based on your text keywords.
Copy formatted post
Read the formatted preview (and any eventual Twitter/X thread split, if applicable), copy with a single click ready for publication.
Suggerimenti
- Twitter limits hashtags to 2-3 per post: too many can reduce perceived engagement.
- Starts on LinkedIn with a strong question or statement in the first line, the only visible before "see more".
- Use up to 20-30 hashtags on Instagram, but hide them with the auto-separator for a visually lighter description.
Domande frequenti
How does character counting work for each platform?
Limit length changes automatically based on the selected platform (Twitter/280, LinkedIn/3000, Instagram/2200, Facebook/63206) and progress bar visually indicates when it's exceeded.
How does a thread splitter work on Twitter/X?
If the text exceeds 280 characters on Twitter/X, it will be automatically divided into numbered tweets (up to approximately 270 characters each), respecting word boundaries, and each can be copied individually.
Where do suggested hashtags come from?
Generated based on analyzing key words present in the text (e.g. "angular", "python", "seo", "startup") and mapping them to a predefined set of technical and marketing hashtags.
Is the formatting on LinkedIn and Instagram different from that of Twitter and X?
Yes: an opening emoji is added to the first line of posts on LinkedIn, a bullet point separator is inserted before hashtags on Instagram to hide them under "Read more".
Are my texts saved or sent to a server?
No, all processing occurs on the client side in the browser: no content is sent or saved to external servers.