The social composer and client workspace
Write once and see how it fits every platform at the same time. Live limits for ten networks, the see-more cutoff preview, a thread splitter, and copy-to-fit. Everything runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
No more posts cut off across platforms, fit all 10 at once.
No more hooks buried below "see more", preview the fold first.
No more running dry midweek, turn one post into a week.
No more guessing what works, A/B test and post the winner.
No more mixed-up client accounts, a tidy workspace for each.
Keep a separate workspace per client or brand. Start by renaming Default to your first client, or add a new one below. Drafts, queue, snippets, and brand voice all belong to the selected workspace and stay in your browser. Export a workspace to move it to another device.
You have hit the free limit. Go Pro to run your whole client roster in one tab: catch a missed #ad before it costs you, hand clients a branded report, and write once to fit all ten platforms.
Unlock Pro, $12 a month billed annually (save 37%) or $19 a month, 7-day free trial, one subscription for all three tools →Tap a platform to open its detailed view below.
See your post the way it will look. Pick a style, add an image if you like. Images stay in your browser and are never uploaded.
One draft, auto-fitted to every platform. Copy any version straight into your scheduler.
Save drafts and hold them here. Each shows its fit on every platform at a glance.
Paste multiple posts, separated by a blank line between each.
Plan what goes out and when. Publishing happens in your own scheduler: give queued posts a date and platform above, then copy any day to paste into Buffer, Later, Planable, HeroPost, or wherever you post. Tip: click any day on the calendar to place a queued post on it.
Put your own business name on the client report. Saved once, used on every workspace.
See how much of the selected platform's limit your body, hashtags, and links each use. Tap a platform above to switch.
Splits your text into numbered posts that each fit the 280-character limit, on word boundaries.
Catches missing disclosures, risky claims, salesy tone, and broken links before you post. A helpful check, not legal advice: rules vary by region and platform.
Rules for this workspace, checked live against every draft. Never miss a required #ad disclosure or slip in a banned word again.
Match your writing to the platform. A TikTok caption and a LinkedIn post want different registers.
How long your post takes to read, and how easy it is to skim, which matters most on LinkedIn and Facebook.
Type a word and get relevant emoji to drop into your post.
Catches invisible characters, unreadable styled fonts, and spam signals before you post.
Small changes that widen your reach and help everyone read your post.
Write Version A, then click Suggest variant to auto-fill B with a punchier take, or write both yourself. The score is a nudge, not a guarantee.
The last few drafts in this workspace, kept automatically so nothing gets lost.
Save reusable blocks, your CTA, a link line, or a hashtag set, and drop them into any draft. Use tokens like {link}, {discount}, or {date} to fill them in when you insert.
Proven opening lines, filled in with your topic. Tap Use to drop one into your draft.
Swap in a call to action based on what you want the post to do.
General starting points, not live data. Your own audience insights always win.
Paste a blog paragraph or a long caption. Get a tweet thread, a carousel outline, and a short caption from it.
Across every post in this workspace, so your content stays varied and never looks repetitive or spammy.
Quick transforms. Case changes apply to your draft and can be undone.
Add campaign tracking tags to any link, built entirely in your browser.
Term and Content are optional. Term tags a paid keyword you are bidding on, mainly for ads. Content tells two links to the same page apart, like a top vs bottom button, so you can see which one people clicked.
Tap any question to see the answer.
Yes, it stays private. The whole tool runs in your browser. Your posts, drafts, images, and client workspaces are saved on your own device, not sent to any server. Nothing you write leaves your computer.
Everything here is free until you reach 800 words in a session. Past that, the full tool needs an UltraWordCounter Pro subscription, which unlocks the whole multi-platform composer, client workspaces, the content plan report, and the repurpose features. One Pro subscription also unlocks the other two Pro tools, the SEO Keyword Density Analyzer and the Amazon FBA Listing Optimizer. So one subscription covers all three.
It counts your post against every platform's limit at once, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, and Reddit, and shows how much room you have on each. The limits are labeled as current as of early 2026.
Some platforms count differently. X counts every link as 23 characters no matter its real length, and counts many emoji as two. The tool mirrors these rules so the number you see matches what the platform will actually count.
The Ready-to-post versions show your post fitted to each platform's limit. Copy all 10 platform versions puts every version on your clipboard at once, each labeled by platform, so you can paste them into your scheduler. Platforms with roomy limits often show your post unchanged.
It turns your current draft into a link that carries the post inside it. Anyone who opens the link sees your draft loaded in the tool. Nothing is uploaded, the text travels in the link itself.
No. The preview shows how your post is likely to look on the platform you pick, including where the see more cutoff falls. It is a visual check only. Publishing happens in your own scheduler.
Yes. Add an image in the preview and the tool crops it to that platform's recommended size, then gives you a download button. The resizing happens in your browser.
Workspaces keep each client separate. Each one holds its own drafts, queue, brand voice, brand colors, and snippets. Switch between them from the dropdown at the top and everything loads for that client.
It is an example workspace filled with sample posts, a plan, and brand settings, so you can see how the tool works. There is only ever one. Rename it to make it your own, or delete it when you are done.
Save any draft to the queue to hold it. Each queued post shows its fit on every platform, and you can give it a date and platform. The queue is what feeds the content plan calendar.
It shows your queued posts on a month calendar, placed on whatever date you set. You can also click any day to write a post for it or drop a queued post onto it. It plans and displays only, it does not publish or send reminders.
Yes. Click a day and a small box opens where you can type a new post for that day, add the post you are currently writing, or place an existing queued post. Publishing still happens in your scheduler.
Paste a longer piece, like a blog paragraph, and it produces a short thread, a carousel outline, a short caption, and a quote graphic from your text. It selects and reshapes your strongest sentences and strips blog clutter like dates and read time. It reformats your words, it does not write new ones.
It makes a quote graphic. It takes a strong line from your text and renders it on a branded background, or on an image you drop in, then downloads as a PNG. It cannot source a meme template image or write a joke for you, since those need licensed images or a server, which this tool avoids.
Each workspace keeps its own two brand colors, set right in the Quote graphic section. The graphic uses them for its background, and the text color switches between dark and light on its own so it stays readable on any color.
Write two versions and it scores each one for fit, hook, call to action, readability, emoji, and hashtags, then marks the stronger one. The score is a guide, not a guarantee. Real A/B testing means posting both and measuring the results.
It fills Version B from Version A for you by moving the call to action up, tightening the wording, and adding line breaks. It gives you a second version to compare without typing one from scratch, and you can edit it afterward.
It adds tracking tags to a link so your own analytics can tell which post or platform sent a visitor. It builds the tagged link only. The tracking itself happens in your analytics tool after people click the link.
Use the Content plan section. Client report opens a clean, branded one page report you can print or save as PDF, and Copy client plan link shares a read-only view of the plan. Put your business name and contact in the report branding fields.
No. It does not use AI to write for you. Everything it produces is built from your own words with plain rules. That keeps it private and fast, and keeps your voice yours.
In your own scheduler or the platform's app. This tool helps you write, fit, preview, plan, and hand off your posts. It does not connect to the platforms or post on your behalf.