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Post Formatter

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Post Formatter is a Chrome extension for formatting social posts in place with Unicode styles, previews, drafts, and optional AI proofreading. No sign-up needed.

Post Formatter

Overview

Post Formatter is a Chrome extension for formatting social posts directly inside the editor. It focuses on LinkedIn but also works on X, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube, and Pinterest, using Unicode text styles that render across platforms.

The extension combines text formatting, live preview, drafts, Smart Paste, and optional AI proofreading in one workflow. It is positioned as a browser-based helper for people who want more control over how posts look before publishing, without relying on sign-up for the core formatting tools.

Features

Inline formatting widget

A floating toolbar appears when you select text in supported social editors, letting you apply formatting without leaving the post composer.

20+ text styles

Adds Unicode-based text styles such as bold, italic, strikethrough, underline, monospace, script, fraktur, double-struck, bubble, square, small caps, wide text, and more.

List and symbol tools

Supports bullets, numbered, lettered, and emoji lists, plus a symbol library with search and recent items for quick reuse.

Live post preview

Shows a per-platform preview for LinkedIn, X, Threads, Facebook, and Bluesky, with dark mode rendering and layout details.

Smart Paste

Converts formatting from Google Docs, Word, Notion, and Markdown into Unicode equivalents so pasted text keeps its structure.

AI proofreading and auto-style

Provides AI proofreading and auto-styling in the editor using the user's own OpenRouter API key on Pro.

Use Cases

  • Formatting posts inside social composers

    Useful for people who want bold, italic, underline, or other Unicode styles in a LinkedIn post without switching to another editor.

  • Preserving formatting during copy and paste

    Helpful when repurposing a draft from Google Docs, Word, Notion, or Markdown and wanting the pasted formatting to survive as Unicode text.

  • Previewing cross-platform appearance

    Suited to writers who want to check how a post will render on different networks before publishing, especially when text includes lists or styled phrases.

  • Managing a draft library

    Useful for people who save multiple post ideas and want folders, tags, and ready status to organize them before publishing.

  • AI-assisted proofreading and emphasis

    Helpful for users who want inline grammar and style checks and are willing to connect their own OpenRouter key for AI-assisted editing.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Works across multiple social platforms, not only LinkedIn.
  • Core formatting tools are available free forever with no sign-up.
  • Uses Unicode text styles that are intended to display across platforms.
  • Includes live preview, drafts, and Smart Paste for end-to-end post preparation.
  • Stores drafts and settings locally on the user's device.

Cons

  • AI proofreading and auto-style require the user to supply their own OpenRouter API key.
  • Some advanced features are limited to Pro, while the free tier covers the core text formatting tools.

FAQ

Is Post Formatter free?

Yes. The core formatting tools are free forever with no sign-up. The free tier includes bold, italic, bold italic, strikethrough, underline, and case changes on all supported platforms.

How does the formatting workflow work?

The browser extension is installed from the Chrome Web Store, then you can start formatting inside supported social editors. The homepage describes a simple flow: install, select text, choose a style, and publish.

Which platforms and browsers does it support?

Post Formatter supports LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube, and Pinterest. The site also says the extension works in Chrome, Edge, and Brave.

What does the Pro plan add?

Pro includes AI proofreading and auto-style features, live LinkedIn preview, multi-platform previews, Smart Paste, drafts, and premium Unicode styles. The pricing page says monthly, yearly, and lifetime plans all unlock the same Pro toolkit.

Are drafts stored locally or in the cloud?

The privacy policy says saved drafts, folders, tags, settings, and the current editor text are stored locally on your device. Drafts are not uploaded to the company's servers.

Quick Facts

Category
Productivity / Browser Extension
Primary platforms
LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube, Pinterest
Browsers
Chrome, Edge, Brave
Pricing shape
Free core; optional Pro plan with monthly, yearly, lifetime, and weekly options
Notable workflow
Format text in the composer, preview the post, and keep drafts and styles organized