One shared draft can become a better post for each account. Tailor the text, check the preview, then schedule it.
Social post preview
See your post before you share it.
Write your post
Preview native formats. Publishing availability in OpenPost may differ.
Your draft opens in OpenPost. Choose your accounts, review it, then schedule or publish.
Text, selected files, links and polls continue into your draft. Set the destination format and other preview details in OpenPost.
Post preview
Social network designs can change.
Scroll the preview sideways when the selected screen is wider than this workspace. All names, counts, and surrounding posts are illustrative.
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Text and local files stay in your browser until you continue in OpenPost. Linked media loads from its source.
How to use it
- Choose a channel and write your post.
- Add an image, video, or other supported format.
- Check the preview and adjust the copy.
Check the whole post together
Words and media need to work together. A caption that reads well in a notes app can feel too long next to a product image, and a thumbnail can be hard to understand when it is small. The preview tool brings those pieces together before you schedule.
Choose a social network, add your text, and try the available media or post formats. You can review supported posts, threads, Stories, videos, documents, polls, and link cards. The options change with the selected channel.
Look at what a reader notices first
Check the opening sentence, the image, and the next step. Someone scrolling should be able to tell what you are sharing without needing the background you have in your head. A clear product photo or a short explanation often helps more than extra formatting.
Read the preview at a narrow width too. Keep essential text away from the edges of images and make captions large enough to read. If a post needs a long explanation, consider a thread, document, or short video.
Use the preview as a draft check
This is an approximation of a social post, not a live rendering from the network. Apps can change their layouts, crop media, shorten visible text, or display a link differently. The preview helps you catch obvious problems; it does not guarantee the final appearance or publishing eligibility.
Local files stay in the browser. If you enter a public media URL, the browser contacts that address to display it. Review the finished post again in your publishing tool, with the actual account and final media selected.
Common questions
Will it look exactly like this when published?
The preview is an approximation. Each network controls the final layout, cropping, and visible text.
Can I preview without an account?
Yes. Write the text and add local files here. You do not need to connect a social account.
Does the tool publish anything?
No. It only shows a preview. You decide what to copy, save, and publish afterwards.