AI Content Engine
Content Engine: create once, market everywhere
Turn one idea, offer, product, campaign, post or photo into a Facebook post, Instagram caption, LinkedIn post, TikTok and Shorts scripts, X posts, an email, a blog idea, ad and landing copy.
Writing the same message eight times for eight platforms is where most small businesses give up. The Content Engine takes one starting point and writes a version for each channel — not the same text pasted everywhere, but what works on that platform.
Start from an idea, an offer (its exact terms are kept), a product from your profile, a campaign, an existing post, an ad creative, or your own photo or video.
What it does
- Facebook post and Instagram caption with fitting hashtags and a photo idea
- LinkedIn post and short X posts or a thread
- TikTok and YouTube Shorts scripts with a hook and a shot list
- A marketing email (subject, preview text, body) and a blog article idea with an outline
- Facebook/Instagram ad copy and landing-page copy
- Short captions and scroll-stopping hooks
- Add any version to the calendar as a draft in one click (free); your upload is attached
How it works
- Pick your starting point.
- Pick the channels.
- See the price, then create.
- Copy each version or add it to your calendar.
You stay in control
- Nothing is posted automatically from the engine
- Facts come only from your profile and your source
- Manual-publishing platforms are labelled
What it costs
1 image credit per 2 channels (e.g. 3 credits for 5 channels, 7 for all 13). Refunded automatically if it fails.
Credits come with every plan — see pricing.
Good to know
- SimplyAI describes your photo or video from what you tell it
- Direct publishing is for Facebook, Instagram, Telegram and YouTube Shorts
Common questions
- What is the Content Engine?
- A SimplyAI tool that turns one idea, offer, product, campaign, post or photo into platform-specific content for up to 13 channels at once.
- Is it the same text on every channel?
- No. Each version follows its platform's conventions — length, structure, hook and format — while keeping one consistent message and your exact offer terms.