A 1,200-character article becomes 5 posts
Pasting roughly 1,200 characters of blog text and picking a 280-character platform produces about 5 numbered chunks, each ending on a full word.
Content repurposing tool
This content repurposer splits text you paste — a blog post, an article, anything — into post-sized chunks for the platform you pick, using that platform’s real character limit. It cannot fetch a URL for you: a static site has no backend to do that fetch from the browser, so paste the article’s text in directly. Nothing is rewritten or summarized — it only regroups your own words, word-boundary aware, never cutting one in half.
Paste some text above to split it into posts.
How to use the content repurposer
- Paste your text. Copy the text of your blog post or article and paste it into the box — this tool does not fetch URLs.
- Pick a platform. Choose which platform you are repurposing for; the chunk size uses that platform’s real caption limit.
- Read the numbered posts. The text is split into word-boundary-aware chunks, each labeled "Post 1 of N" and so on.
- Copy each post. Copy one chunk at a time and edit it to stand alone as its own post.
- Schedule the series. Queue the resulting posts in SkedCast as a short series spread across the week.
Worked examples
Switching platforms changes the chunk count
The same pasted text produces fewer, longer chunks on a platform with an 800-character limit than on one capped at 280 characters.
Content repurposing tool FAQ
- Can I paste a URL instead of the text?
- No — this tool has no backend to fetch a URL from, so paste the article or blog text itself into the box.
- Does it rewrite or summarize my text?
- No. It only regroups your exact words into smaller chunks — nothing is reworded, shortened or generated by AI.
- Will it ever cut a word in half?
- No. Chunking only breaks on whitespace, so every chunk ends on a complete word even if that makes it a little shorter than the limit.
- How is the chunk size decided?
- It uses the real character limit for whichever platform you select, the same numbers SkedCast’s own composer enforces.
- Do I need to post every chunk?
- No — treat the chunks as a starting set and pick, edit or combine whichever ones make sense as standalone posts.
- Is anything I paste sent to a server?
- No. The splitting happens entirely in your browser and nothing you paste is uploaded anywhere.
Ready to broadcast everywhere?
Sign up free — no credit card. You land on the Free plan, and you can start a one-time 7-day Studio trial from your workspace whenever you are ready. Connect your first accounts, import a batch, and watch one post fan out across every platform.