Repurpose straight from the Content Library

Turn one post you already wrote into every other channel — a Repurpose switch in the campaign composer changes what the source means: instead of a loose brief it is a finished post, and every channel you select gets a native adaptation of that exact message, keeping your story, tone, numbers, names and links and rebuilding only the hook, length and structure.

Load one of your recent posts instead of pasting it — with Facebook chosen as the source, Load posts lists your recent Page posts through the same Page mapping publishing uses, and picking one fills the source text and pulls its images in as campaign media.

Pull a post in from its URL — From URL fetches a public post or article, extracts the readable text and downloads its lead and in-content images into the campaign's media, reading Facebook post URLs as the post itself rather than the page furniture and comment thread around it.

Repurpose straight from the Content Library — every piece row has a Repurpose action that opens New Campaign with that piece as the source, switches to its project, and drops its own channel from the targets so you never regenerate the post you started from.

Repurpose survives the rest of the campaign flow — regenerating a piece and adding more channels to a finished campaign both keep the source post and its channel, so later pieces read like the first ones rather than drifting back into generic copy.

Campaign drafts remember the repurpose source — the switch, the source channel and the imported media are saved with the draft, and older drafts open unchanged.

Local AI agents can repurpose too — the campaign tool exposed to your CLI agents accepts a repurpose source mode and the originating channel, so an agent can hand over a finished post and get the other channels back.