Posting the same content everywhere sounds simple until you actually try it. A 3:4 Facebook image looks cropped wrong on X, a square Instagram post leaves awkward bars on LinkedIn, and redoing the layout by hand for each platform eats up the time you saved by using a generator in the first place. The Export for Other Platforms tool exists to close that last gap — it takes the post you already built and re-crops it to the exact sizes each platform actually uses.
You don't have to export every size for every platform — tick the platforms you actually post to, or fine-tune down to individual sizes if you only need one.
Build your heading, sub heading, and background image as normal. The export tool works from this finished design, not a blank canvas.
Your current post — image, text, and layout — carries over automatically, so you're not re-uploading anything.
Checking a platform selects all of its sizes at once; you can still turn individual sizes on or off if you only need one or two.
Every selected size downloads together, organized into a folder per platform, each image re-cropped around your original photo's position rather than just stretched or squeezed.
Why this beats a generic "one size fits all" export: a photo cropped for a 3:4 Facebook post often cuts off exactly the part of the image that matters on a 16:9 X post. Because the tool re-crops around your photo's actual position rather than scaling the whole canvas, the subject stays centered no matter which platform's dimensions you're exporting to.
One design, three platforms, correctly sized for each — without opening a second tool or redoing the layout from scratch.
Built your post? Export it everywhere in one click.