One update, every platform, correctly formatted
The same text on X, LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok reads as lazy on at least three of them. Doing it properly means rewriting four times and re-exporting the video three times. That is the moment most founders quietly stop posting. Forgefy adapts rather than duplicates. Each platform gets its own caption shape, its own framing, and its own required fields, generated from the same source update.
Step 1: Pick your platforms in the post editor. Captions can stay linked while you type…
Pick your platforms in the post editor. Captions can stay linked while you type, or unlink per platform when one needs to differ. Add a platform and its caption, ratio and required fields appear with it.
Step 2: Video is re-framed per platform: vertical for TikTok and Reels, landscape where…
Video is re-framed per platform: vertical for TikTok and Reels, landscape where landscape is native, with the preview showing exactly what will be exported. What you see in the preview is what gets exported. If it looks wrong here, it is wrong.
Step 3: Platform-specific fields like YouTube titles and Pinterest titles are drafted i…
Platform-specific fields like YouTube titles and Pinterest titles are drafted in the background before you ask for them.
Step 4: Schedule the whole set in one action. Each platform still keeps its own slot.
Schedule the whole set in one action. Each platform still keeps its own slot. One schedule action for the batch, individual times still editable per post.
Good to know
No hashtags are added on X or LinkedIn. They hurt more than they help there. Titles are never cut mid-word. If a platform caps the length, the sentence still ends properly. Renders are shared where possible, so the same source video is not re-encoded five times for five platforms.
Can I edit one platform without touching the others?
Yes. Unlink that caption or open the single post from the batch and edit it on its own.
What happens if one platform fails to publish?
Only that one is retried, briefly, and then it stops and tells you. Your calendar time stays where you put it.
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