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Free Social Media

Social media tools for preparing posts before you publish them: style an Instagram bio or caption with Unicode fonts, pick hashtags by niche for Instagram or TikTok, preview how a LinkedIn post truncates before readers click see more, split a long text into numbered X threads, and resize pictures to the dimensions each platform expects. You copy the result and post it yourself.

No login or access to any account is needed, so there is nothing to connect and nothing to revoke. Everything runs in your browser and your drafts are not sent to a server. Platforms change their limits and formats often, so check a platform's own help page when an exact number matters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do these tools need access to my social accounts?
No. They work without logging in to any platform. They produce text and images that you copy or download and post yourself, so there is no account to connect and no permission to grant.
Do the stylish fonts work everywhere?
They are Unicode characters, not real fonts, so they appear on most devices but not all. Some devices show empty boxes, and screen readers may read the characters letter by letter, which makes them harder for people who use assistive technology. Use them sparingly, and keep key information in plain text.
How many hashtags should I use?
Platforms and their audiences change their guidance, so there is no single right number. Pick a small set that really describes the post, mix broad and specific tags, and keep the generator's list as a source of ideas rather than pasting all of it.
Which image sizes does the resizer support?
It has presets for Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube and WhatsApp, and lets you choose how the picture fits: cover to fill the frame (cropping the edges) or contain to show all of it. Dimensions change from time to time, so confirm a critical size with the platform.
Is my draft kept?
No. Drafts, captions and images stay in your browser and are not sent to Stax or stored.